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Aside from the stunning view , the Old Head , a local landmark , was the closest point of land to where the RMS Lusitania sank in 1916promptingthe U.S. to enter World War 1
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Both wartime paper profits from a nearly fourfold increase in trade with Britain and France and “ German folly ” eventually would later workto causeAmerican entry into World War I.
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Intense diplomatic activity was requiredto preventU.S. entry into World War
the torpedoing of the Lusitania in 1915 ,promptingUS entry into World War I
Lusitania was sunk by a German submarinecontributingto the United States ' entry into World War One
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What German policycontributedto the US 's entry into World War 1
the timeleadingup to America 's entry into World War 1
who triedto preventUS entry to WWI
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conditions that made victory impossible for the German sidedid createconditions that made victory impossible for the German side
an anti - German sentiment that targeted many accomplished members of society that had come to the United States in the first wave of immigrants from Europesparkedan anti - German sentiment that targeted many accomplished members of society that had come to the United States in the first wave of immigrants from Europe
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the League 's demisecausedthe League 's demise
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