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how did the diversity of the us population discourage us leaders from entering world war i?; how did american entry into world war i affect the allied powers?; how did the allies undermine the acceptance of the fourteen points?; how did the actions of pacifists reveal us attitudes about entry into world war i?; what was one reason for anti-immigrant sentiment in the early 1900s?; how did the sinking of the lusitania in 1915 affect world war i?; during world war i, the increase in home gardens was an example of which of the following?; how did perry help the united states expand its influence in asia?; the main reason the us senate rejected the treaty of versailles was because

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There are several answers to this question, but one reason diversity in the US contributed to isolationist sentiment was that there was a large German population in the US.

The entry of the US was the defining moment of the conflict, since it made made the eventual defeat of Germany possible. It had been predicted in 1916 that assuming the US did battle, the Partners' tactical exertion against Germany would be maintained by U.S. supplies and by gigantic augmentations of credit. These assumptions were adequately and definitively satisfied. The US's development of deadly implements was to address not exclusively its own issues yet in addition France's and Great Britain's. In this sense, the American financial commitment alone was unequivocal. By April 1, 1917, the Partners had depleted their method for paying for fundamental supplies from the US, and it is challenging to perceive how they might have kept up with the conflict exertion assuming the US had stayed nonpartisan. American advances to the Allies worth $7,000,000,000 among 1917 and the finish of the conflict kept up with the progression of U.S. arms and food across the Atlantic.

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