Which actions directly contributed to the United States entering World War I? Select two options.

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mafiozo [28]3 years ago

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Answer:

1. Germany sank US ships. and 3.Germany sent the Zimmerman Telegram.

Explanation:

Unrestricted submarine warfare by Germany, which meant Germany was sinking any and all enemy ships in the area.

Zimmerman telegram was secret diplomatic communication between Mexico and Germany that proposed a military alliance.

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