3. Use the internet to help you answer this question: which nation was ready for military action when WW1 started? Britain, France, Russia, Germany, Turkey, or Austria?

4. Why did the United States enter WW1 on the side of Britain and France? If you were a congressperson debating war, how would you vote: go to war or stay out of it?

5. After Germany surrendered at the end of WW1, President Wilson offered the 14 Points. What were the 14 Points? Was it just wishful thinking a lot of hot air OR was it a road map to peace and a blueprint for the modern United Nations at the end of WW2? You may use internet research to help with questions and please feel free to state your thoughts on this loaded question...

The Correct Answers of all question are discussed below with detailed explanations.

Explanation:

3. Germany was completely ready for Military action during the beginning of world war I. well there were many causes of the beginning of the world war I, the causes which began the world war one are such as, Secret alliances, feeling of nationalism, Imperialism, and Militarism.

4. The United States entered World War I on the side of Britain and France because the United States was supplying essential items and ammunition to Britain and France and Germany warns the U.S. for not supplying these goods and ammunition to the Britain and France but the U.S. ignored Germany's warning.

In 1917 German Submarines sank the U.S. ship carrying American passengers. this forces the U.S. into war and then president Wilson officially declared war against Germany.

5. After Germany surrendered president Wilson offered 14 points which were kind of peace agreement and measure to prevent future wars. the ultimate purpose of theses 14 points is to establish peace, Democratic society with morality and ethics.

answer: "as an obese disordered country that has great food and fun places but has a bad government"

explanation: my friend in britain told me this

c) troops march forward in close formation against newer, more accurate weapons