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President Woodrow Wilson makes 14 point speech to congress.
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Frustrated with his efforts to mediate a peace, Wilson becomes convinced that both sides needed to cease hostility's.
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U.S. severs diplomatic ties with Germany
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Foreman ministers Zimmerman ask mexico to join Germany in exchange for return of southwest, but the britts intercept the message.
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Senate, led by la follette of Wisconsin, refused to grant Wilson power to wage an undeclared naval war.
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U.S President Woodrow Wilson war cabinet votes aunanimously in favor of declaring war on Germany.
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U.S president Woodrow Wilson delivers war address to congress.
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Nearly 10 mill men are listed and a lottery chooses first 687,000 to serve. Eventually 3 mill men serve as draftees in the war.
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U.S Espionage act passed.
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U.S declares war on Austria Hungary
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Wilson list his goals for a war free world, including a league of nations.
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The first victory for american troops.
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American forces suffer heavy loss, but defeat germans
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U.S President Woodrow Wilson agrees to U.S intervention in Siberia
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Germany and Austria send peace notes to U.S president Woodrow Wilson requesting armistice