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Now, write a three-paragraph editorial, keeping in mind the guidelines you just learned in response to Wilson’s message. Should the United States go to war for the reasons Wilson states?
Answer and Explanation:
In the midst of the first world war, the USA found itself in a crossroads where it should choose to remain neutral and not get involved in European conflicts, as Washington had advised, or help to fight this conflict so violent that it harmed the whole world.
President Wilson did not want to tarnish his mandate by participating in such a bloody war, but due to the danger that this war exercised in the USA, he had no choice but to enter the conflict. In that case, we can say that yes, the United States should go to war for the reasons that Wilson.
Among the various reasons that Wilson cites the unrestrained and unrestricted war that Germany was waging in the Atlantic was the strongest, since the German action led to the death of 1,198 civilians, among them 128 Americans, which moved Wilson and indignated the whole country. In addition, Germany constantly seduced Mexico into starting a conflict with the United States, which also made Wilson fight the threat.
Khemer Rougue- Cambodia
Tutsi Tribe- Rwanda
Militia- Darfur
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Answer: it's A.) The first shipment of Africans arrived in Virginia. & C.) As African slave population increased colonists put stricter codes to control them.
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Explanation:
Gary Nash thinks that the defining factor in the colonist's agitation for independence from the British rule is the new ideas coming from emerging social and commercial associations which eventually led to Revolution against Great Britain to establish a preferred democratic social and political arrangement.
On the other hand, Pauline Maier believes that the main factor comes from the old Ideas dating back into English history around the age of discovery which enabled all the British colonies to form alliances in the American revolutionary movement.
