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How did Germany violate US Neutral Rights during World War I?

A. Their policies did not allow the United States to enter the war.
B. Their blockade allowed them to capture all American goods going to Germany.
C. They used unrestricted submarine warfare and sank ships with Americans on board.
D. They refused to buy American goods and weapons.



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Final answer:

Germany violated US Neutral Rights in WWI through unrestricted submarine warfare, sinking ships with Americans, leading to US entry into the war.


Explanation:

Germany violated US Neutral Rights during World War I by using unrestricted submarine warfare and sinking ships with Americans onboard. This action, such as the sinking of the Lusitania, a passenger vessel that resulted in the loss of American lives, was a major factor in the shift of American public sentiment towards entering the war. Additionally, Germany declared a blockade on ships heading towards Europe, leading to tensions and ultimately the US declaration of war in 1917.


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