what was some of the impact of world war one?

Question

Discuss the impact of World War I, emphasizing why the U.S. entered the war, its impact on America's 'home front' and President Wilson's efforts to have the U.S. join the League of Nations.

Answer 1

Woodrow Wilson created the fourteen points, which were fourteen separate ideas to create long-lasting peace after World War One. He strongly wanted the United States to be the forerunning country in the League of Nations, however, the Congressional leadership during the post-war era was committed to a new isolationism policy, in which they did not want to get involved in any foreign affairs. The United States entered the war because of the Zimmermann Telegram which was intercepted from Germany to Mexico by the U.S. Strategic Service office. This telegram hinted that if Mexico would join the side of Germany, Germany would help them to regain lands that they lost in the United States during the Spanish-American War.

Answer 2

World War Two
U.S. entered the war to kick @ss. We like getting in the middle of things.
Impact on the Home Front was NOT, that why we went over there to Fight, instead of waiting for it to come here.
Wilson was President? I thought Woodrow was President?

Answer 3

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