The use of submarines during World War I resulted in the sinking of passenger liners. a quick end to the war. the poisoning of water supplies. greater support for air attacks.
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During first world war , USA hepled Britain , France for armaments.
USA feared that if Germany won the war , it would become a bitter rival of USA.
And , German U-Boats sank a British ship , LUSITANIA.
1153 passengers died out of which 128 were Americans.
This arose Anti - German feelings in USA and this was the reason USA joined the war.
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the sinking of passenger liners
Explanation:
- Passenger liners sinking is the right answer.
- The sinking of the Lusitania is one of the most famous examples of this.
- The Lusitania was a British passenger liner that was supposed to be carrying supplies off the coast of Ireland.
- However, this liner sailed into a German-controlled combat zone.
- The Germans utilised unrestricted submarine warfare to sink the Lusitania after spotting it.
- This raised complications for a number of countries, including the United States, because the ship carried American people.
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