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America enters world war 1
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1,959 passangers, 1,198 were killed, 128 of them were americans
President Wilson, congress called for declaration of war against germany -
in late june 1914, Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria was assassinated by a serbian nationalist in saraJevo, Bosnia
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State of birth minisoda
Gender male
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Yale Mobile Operating Unit number 39, American Expeditionary Force
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An escalation of threats and mobilization orders followed the incident, leading to mid-august to the outbreak of the world war
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Throughout world war 1, music was a prominent feature on the home fronts and the battle fields
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most homes have a piano, and at least one member of each family knew how to play it
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Lusitania ocean liner was torpetoed without warning on the coast of ireland
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U.S. infantry troops landed in france. Turning point in the war
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Camp Devens, Massachusetts; England; France Rank sergent
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Austria-Hungary and the ottoman empire against great britain.
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popular music, therefore, saturated the citizenary and reachd all of its corners, forming a great medium
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The end of the war 2 million american soldiers helped win the war