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It was the immediate trigger for World War I.
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allowing the U.S. to maintain profitable trade with both sides, focus on domestic issues, and avoid "entangling alliances"
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ending Germany's hope for a quick victory in World War I and ushering in four years of trench warfare on the Western Front
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it killed 128 American civilians, angered the U.S. public, and served as a turning point in shifting American opinion against Germany
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symbolizing French national resistance and for its devastating impact on both armies
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temporarily halted unrestricted submarine warfare and appeased the U.S. to prevent its entry into World War I
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one of the costliest battles in history, highlighting the brutal realities of trench warfare, and it led to important tactical and operational lessons that helped the Allies win the war
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it was a secret communication from Germany to Mexico in 1917 that proposed a military alliance against the United States during World War I