The key factor in the decision of the u. s. to enter world war i was
a. a long-standing friendship with great britain
b. american prejudice against german immigrants
c. the political ambition of woodrow wilson
d. germany's resumption of unrestricted submarine warfare against the u. s.

Who was one of the greatest playwrights in the world , composing such classics ans macbeth, romeo and juliet, and henry v a. william shakespeare b. francis drake c. sir walter raleigh d. edmund spenser

Why did great britain finally send an ambassador to the united states in 1791? a) great britain forgave the colonies for their rebellion. b) the u. s. threatened special trade restrictions on british ships. c) great britain did not want the u. s. to become allies with france. d) the u. s. would seek a closer alliance with spain if great britain did not send an ambassador.

The truman doctrine created what? a pot holes in i-25 b lack of concern for space missions c a new technology that would erase german radio waves. d the worldview that the u. s. is just and good and that the u. s.s. r. is tyrants and mad men. answer