What impact did American entry have on ww1?

Answer 1

World War 1 impact America on the social, economic, and political fronts.i believe the American impact on the war was that Ally morale was down, and they were also experiencing the effect of many loses. America was fresh and they had many, many men. If they hadn't joined, then it is possible Germany and the Austo/Hungary empire could have won the war.

Answer 2

It had mostly a psychological effect. The first US troops only arrived at the front some 6 months before the end of the war, when the other Allies were already succesfully pushing back the German lines. The US troops moreover were untried in battle, while the French and British forces consisted of battle-hardened veterans.

But the US forces arrived at a time when German resources were drying up and German front soldiers' losses could no longer be replaced. Both parties knew that the Allies now would be able to relieve and replace their troops almost indefinitely and that the Germans simply would be overwhelmed in the end.

Answer 3

They sent over one million troops to the Allied countries. They also sent the Harlem Hellfighters, which were African Americans who did more damage to the enemy then any other US unit.