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World War I is an example of the way wars tend to lose popular support after many years and mounting causalities. By 1917, the European public began to denounce the war and call for peace. Many soldiers, too, lost their resolve and deserted.
The focus of the Berlin Conference of 1847 is the <u>African Continent</u> which is the <u>red continent</u>
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Roosevelt did not mention Germany and the war in Europe in his speech because his main aim was to make sure that America stayed out of the war. He did not want the American people to become involved in foreign wars. What he did do, however, is provide weapons to the Allies to help them fight the war. It would seem that by providing the Allies with weapons he was hoping that the citizens of the USA would never become involved in the war.
