War Against Mankind
Woodrow passionately argues that Germany's unrestricted submarine warfare is an assault on humanity itself, compelling the United States to abandon neutrality. He emphasizes the fight for democracy and the rights of nations, framing the conflict as a battle against autocratic powers. With a stirring call to action, he rallies Congress to declare war, underscoring the moral imperative to protect peace and justice globally.In this clip
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132: The US Enters WWI (RMS Lusitania, Black Tom Island, & The Zimmermann Telegram)
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