Across the Atlantic, Americans look with horror at the carnage in Europe. Wilson believes that it was the system of secret alliances that led to the war, and that all of the participants are equally responsible. As the war becomes more brutal, public opinion about it becomes more polarized in the United States. To encourage U. S. involvement, Great Britain launches an anti-German propaganda campaign.

US History Collection

World War I, Wilson, President Woodrow, neutrality, causes of war, equal responsibility for carnage, conflicting views of neutrality, Wilson's definition of neutrality, polarized views of war, groups against U.S. involvement, British propaganda campaign, German atrocities, WWI, United States and the Great War, The

America in the 20th Century, American History, American Studies, American Presidency, Unfinished Nation, The

Gerstle, Ph.D., Gary (Performer), Keene, Ph.D., Jennifer (Performer), Ninkovich, Ph.D., Frank (Performer), Rauchway, Ph.D., Eric (Performer), INTELECOM Intelligent Telecommunications (Firm)

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