&.S. Neutral &ntil 1917 OU.S. Had no real stake at Iirst, Iollowed isolationism. U-boats attack ships with arms and supplies OGermany did in response to British blockade o750,000 German deaths due to famine. O128 Americans died; 1,198 killed total $inking of the Lusitania in 18 minutes.
&.S. Neutral &ntil 1917 OU.S. Had no real stake at Iirst, Iollowed isolationism. U-boats attack ships with arms and supplies OGermany did in response to British blockade o750,000 German deaths due to famine. O128 Americans died; 1,198 killed total $inking of the Lusitania in 18 minutes.
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&.S. Neutral &ntil 1917 OU.S. Had no real stake at Iirst, Iollowed isolationism. U-boats attack ships with arms and supplies OGermany did in response to British blockade o750,000 German deaths due to famine. O128 Americans died; 1,198 killed total $inking of the Lusitania in 18 minutes.
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tensions increased between Germany and the United States 2. Decide which reasons would be most important Ior each. 3. Analyze and evaluate the Lusitania sinking and decide iI it could be avoided. &.S. Neutral &ntil 1917 OU.S. had no real stake at Iirst, Iollowed isolationism President Wilson urged Be impartial in thought as well as action. Wilson was re-elected In 1916 with the campaign slogan, 'He kept us out of the war'` of Americans ( million) had one or more parents born in Germany or Austria &nrestricted Submarine Warfare (&SW) OSubmarines (u-boats) attack ships with arms & supplies OGermany did in response to British blockade oI neutral ports German &boat resumes &SW 750,000 German deaths due to famine Germans printed warnings in newspapers Which is more immoral- USW or a blockade of civilian goods? Explain. TICES I THE EWSPAPER ould you buy tickets on the Lusitania? ay 7, 1915: Sinking of the Lusitania O 128 Americans died; 1,198 killed total $inking of the Lusitania. in 18 minutes MEDIA REACTION$ The New York Times called the Germans 'savages drunk with blood.` The German press "applauded the attack as an extraordinary success," The English Daily Mail referred to it as "The Huns Most Ghastly Crime." 1916: Sussex pledge OGermany promises to stop USW O A mistake? Kaiser Wilhelm II Stronger political & economic ties w/ Allies O more trade and loans to Allies O traditional political links 1917: Value of &.S. Loans/Investments W $2.7 billion with Allies W $27 million with Central Powers 1914 &nited States Trade $ 24. million to Allies $ 169.3 million to Central Powers 1916 &nited States Trade $ 3.2 billion to Allies $ 1.2 million to Central Powers ebruary 1, 1917: &SW resumes W done to try to end stalemate W Wilson cuts off relations w/ Germany After sinking of the &.S.S. emphis ordered merchant ships to arm. arch, 1917: Zimmermann Note leaked to press Osecret telegram oI possible alliance b/t Germany& Mexico with G. promise oI M, TX, and AZ WAmericans outraged ound out eb. 24 th , but Printed in papers in arch