By the spring of 1917, almost all European countries, including the United States overseas, had become embroiled in World War I, thus abandoning its policy of non-intervention in European affairs. In today's video, we'll examine how the United States went from initially declaring its neutrality in the Great War, yet selling arms to Europe, to becoming a major member of the Entente, with whose help it launched the decisive offensive against Germany, ultimately leading to its defeat.
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Episode Timeline:
00:00 Introduction
00:45 Chapter 1. US Economic Policy
07:38 Chapter 2. Germans and Anti-German Sentiment
10:37 Chapter 3. The Army and Military Clashes
15:23 Chapter 4. Peace Negotiations and Their Consequences
Host: Ilya Dudarev