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History

 

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March 27, 2013

 

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They also were destroying american vessels out in the sea. Both sides wanted america to come to their side. Both sides posted propaganda to make america want to join on their side. Then they found out that a person in germany sent a telegram over to mexico to urge them to fight against germany. President woodrow Wilson wanted to go to war...
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President woodrow Wilson wanted to go to war. Some feared that a newly formed nation of america should not enter such wars. Thogh congress voted against going to war in 1917 the U.S. declared war against the central powers. Then their was a big turn around. Allied powers started winning. New weapons such as tanks, chemical and biological, and air fighters were lunched...
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