The Great War WWI

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The Great War WWI

President Woodrow Wilson declared that United States of America should remain a neutral nation during World War 1. He deterred Americans from concerning themselves with events and alliances in Europe. The president adopted a neutrality policy to maintain peace in America and the world (Microsoft Sway, n.d). Another Wilson’s policy was that Americans should participate in the World War 1 to support Britain. America kept its neutral policy until Germany blocked the movement of goods between Britain and the United States. The USA decided to wage war against Germany after German mines damaged US ships ending in Britain.

Peace in America is one of the consequences of the neutrality policy. By sustaining neutrality, the United States of America remained out of the war it was not prepared for. It also helps America reshape its foreign policy and how it trades with other countries. American entry into World War I helped...