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Germany's decision to attack and sink neutral ships led the united states to:retreat into isolationismenter world war istrengthen its spy systemjoin the league of nations

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Germany's decision to attack and sink neutral ships during World War I led the United States to enter World War I, not to retreat into isolationism. Therefore, the statement "Germany's decision to attack and sink neutral ships led the United States to enter World War I" is True.
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User Ade YU
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Answer: Enter the world war

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This was a weird phrasing of the question, so I'll answer as best as I can. True/false doesn't apply here because there are four choice. U-boat attacks on ships during WWI (such as the Lusitania) encouraged war. This brought the US about of isolationism. The League of Nations was formed after WWI, and the US never joined. The spy system answer is irrelevant to me.

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