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Some of Wilson's reasons for the US entering the war-----
- Wilson went directly to the cause of World War II by abolishing secret treaties
- reducing armaments, adjusting colonial claims for the benefit of both natives and settlers
- demanding freedom of the seas.
What is Wilson's argument for why the United States should go to war?
Wilson believed that only the United States could create an effective peace settlement because he believed the combatants were politically and morally bankrupt. Wilson believed that American intervention in 1917 would ensure that America played a key role and dominated the postwar peace conference.
What was Wilson trying to persuade Congress to do with this speech?
Wilson wanted to emphasize to Congress that these actions should not be considered by the United States, but should be construed as a declaration of war by Germany. After convincing Congress to recognize Germany's intentions, Wilson hopes the House of Representatives will accept Germany's declaration of war.
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