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Why did America enter World War I? Britain convinced them of their need to join the Triple Entente. Germany declared a policy of unlimited submarine warfare and sank a ship with…

Why did America enter World War I? Britain convinced them of their need to join the Triple Entente. Germany declared a policy of unlimited submarine warfare and sank a ship with…
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Why did America enter World War I? Britain convinced them of their need to join the Triple Entente. Germany declared a policy of unlimited submarine warfare and sank a ship with 139 Americans on board. Germany was threatening to bomb America. Congress saw that it "was the right time to jump in."

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Germany was threatening to bomb America.

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The answer would be "Germany was threatening to bomb America."
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