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What were the reasons for US entrance into WWI and was the US justified in entering the war?

What were the reasons for US entrance into WWI and was the US justified in entering the war?
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What were the reasons for US entrance into WWI and was the US justified in entering the war?

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The reasons for America joining WW1 Was
- the Zimmerman note
-german unrestricted submarine warfare
- and economic motivation (after every war the economy of the US skyrocketed)

It was justified by president Woodrow Wilson because he said they had to make “the world safe for democracy” .
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