How did the United States’ decision to join the Allies affect World War 1

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schepotkina [342]2 years ago

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The United States decision to join World War I prevented the defeat of the Allied forces in April, May and July of 1918. In August the influx of 2 million fresh American troops led to the collapse and defeat of the German forces. Without the American troops the Allies would most likely have lost the war.

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