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What violent event in 1914 helped start World War I?
The violent event in 1914 helped start World War 1 was the assassination of Franz Ferdinand.
What was an event that helped turn Russians against the czar?
World War I
What was one event that helped the US a world power?
Nuclear attack to japan
What event made Americans willing to enter World War 2?
pearl harbour!
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Press your enter key on your keyboard. To talk to your guild type in /g and to whisper right click on the person you want to whisper to! Hope i helped! From TheCraftyGal
Which of the Following events helped provoke the US to enter World War 2?
Japan attack on Pearl Harbor
What helped provoke the US to enter World War 1?
Two of them might be the Zimmerman telegram and the sinking of the Lusitania
Was the bombing of Pearl Harbor the event to provoke the US to enter World War I?
No, World War 1 ended in 1918 and the attack on Pearl Harbor was on December 7, 1941. Pearl Harbor was the event that provoked the US to enter World War 2, not 1.
What events helped provoke US to enter world war?
The attack on Pearl Harbor by the Japanese on 12-7-41 was the event that provoked the Congress and Senate to vote the next day for declaring war on the Japanese. I am sure that is one of the options on your homework question.
Did the Germans attempt to form an alliance with Mexico provoke the US to enter World War 1?
yes they did but it didn't work out
What violent event in 1914 helped start World War I?
The violent event in 1914 helped start World War 1 was the assassination of Franz Ferdinand.
What was event that helped make the US a world power?
World War 2
What was an event that helped turn Russians against the czar?
World War I
What was one event that helped the US a world power?
Nuclear attack to japan
What event helped to shape William Golding in his philosophy?
World War II
What event made Americans willing to enter World War 2?
pearl harbour!
Which world event helped encourage authoritarianism in Latin America in the 1930s?
The great depression
