In 1917 President Woodrow Wilson presented a declaration of war to congress depicting the duty and responsibility of the U.S. to join in World War I. His request supported as to why we he was electing to go to war with Germany, expressed a confident and at times fearful language, and our trust relations with Germany. He expressed that the loans for war be assisted by raised taxes, rather that it be borrowed money. The thoughts of war were frowned upon by some, but an attack directly to our nations pride was enough to shift the mindset.
The policy of unrestricted submarine warfare stated that after February 1, 2016 the German Government was to not approach any ports controlled by the enemies of Germany and sink any vessels through submarine attacks. The German government continued to wage war on President Wilson stated that we entered the war because our rights were being attacked. On April 6, 1917 the United States declared war against Germany because of the Germans decision to resume the policy …show more content…
He later went on to say that such an act was war against all nations and there was no discrimination by the German Government. He went far enough to state the German Government was hostile and could not be trusted as a friend. The German continued hostility presented a continuous threat to democratic Governments and overall needed to be stopped.
The declaration was evidence enough for our nation to join the war, which led to Germany’s surrendering in November 11, 1918. Through President Wilsons’ convincing and methodical approach to gaining the support of congress. The attacks of the humanity affected our best interests and rightly our freedom to live without outside threats from other countries. The thought of life being lost without intervention for the greater good is more than enough reason to put a stop to hostility, if even at the expense of
The policy of unrestricted submarine warfare stated that after February 1, 2016 the German Government was to not approach any ports controlled by the enemies of Germany and sink any vessels through submarine attacks. The German government continued to wage war on President Wilson stated that we entered the war because our rights were being attacked. On April 6, 1917 the United States declared war against Germany because of the Germans decision to resume the policy …show more content…
He later went on to say that such an act was war against all nations and there was no discrimination by the German Government. He went far enough to state the German Government was hostile and could not be trusted as a friend. The German continued hostility presented a continuous threat to democratic Governments and overall needed to be stopped.
The declaration was evidence enough for our nation to join the war, which led to Germany’s surrendering in November 11, 1918. Through President Wilsons’ convincing and methodical approach to gaining the support of congress. The attacks of the humanity affected our best interests and rightly our freedom to live without outside threats from other countries. The thought of life being lost without intervention for the greater good is more than enough reason to put a stop to hostility, if even at the expense of