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The United States wanted to remain neutral, but felt it necessary to join the war after Germany sank several American ships.

The United States wanted to remain neutral, but felt it necessary to join the war after Germany sank several American ships.
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The United States wanted to remain neutral, but felt it necessary to join the war after Germany sank several American ships.

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Allegedly. The U.S. likes to blame countries for sinking their ships to start wars.
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this is true, after the Germans sank several American ships claiming they were carrying "contraband", the US joined WWII.
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