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World History Homework Twelve Answers - Student Seventeen (view source)
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'''7. Should the [[United States]] have entered World War II in Europe? Discuss.''' I think it was right to enter. The [[United States]] was considering staying out of the war to leave [[England]], [[France]], and [[Italy]] to solve their arguments. When the U.S. Navy to begin escorting [[British]] ships that carried [[American]] arms, a [[German]] U-boat (submarine) shot and sank an [[American]] ship, and the [[Americans]] fired back, and unofficially entered the war.
'''7. Should the [[United States]] have entered World War II in Europe? Discuss.''' I think it was right to enter. The [[United States]] was considering staying out of the war to leave [[England]], [[France]], and [[Italy]] to solve their arguments. When the U.S. Navy to begin escorting [[British]] ships that carried [[American]] arms, a [[German]] U-boat (submarine) shot and sank an [[American]] ship, and the [[Americans]] fired back, and unofficially entered the war.
'''''Because this is the last standard homework of the class:'''''
'''H1. Why did genocide tragically kill so many more people in the 20th century than in the rest of world history combined?''' The reason genocide kills so many people is that it's very easy to spot the "enemy" because they're of a different nationality. This, mixed with an evil leader (Hitler) with no conscience, can cause a tragic loss of life without any reason (not that there is a "reason" to kill).
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