Causes of the Boom- Part 2 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryAmerica - 19th and 20th centuryA2/A-levelEdexcel Created by: _awesome_ECreated on: 18-05-16 14:45 USA did not join the war due to immigration... ...because they did not want to fight their own country 1 of 18 In terms of economics what was the benefit of not joining the war? They could remain trade with both sides of the war 2 of 18 During the first years of the war wage levels rose by... 25% 3 of 18 What were the four reasons as to why to US joined to war? Special Relationship, Zimmermann Telegram, Lusitania and unrestricted submarine warfare 4 of 18 America's major trading partner was... England 5 of 18 Trade with Britain and France rose from...(1914-1916) $753 million- $2.75 billion 6 of 18 Trade with Germany dropped from... ( 1914- 1916) $345million- $29 million 7 of 18 The reason America's trade with Germany dropped was because of... Britain's navy blockage 8 of 18 America banks loaned allies? $2.3 billion 9 of 18 Germany only recieved how much in loans? $27 million 10 of 18 Zimmermann Telegram was a message sent from to whom? Germany and Mexico 11 of 18 The message asked to join together and take back the territory of... New Mexico, Texas and Arizona 12 of 18 Traditional rules of submarine warfare meant that you had to... Surface and check it was a merchant ship 13 of 18 Why was this a reason for joining the war? Germany began shooting any ships without care of safety 14 of 18 Unrestricted submarine warfare angered Americans as... Many American civilians were made causalities as a result 15 of 18 One particular case of USW was... Lusitania 16 of 18 In this particular case Germany sank the boat and... 128 people died 17 of 18 What was the problem with this? It was a passenger ship not a merchant ship 18 of 18
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