The Foreign Policy of Woodrow Wilson, 1913-1917
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The United States addressed an ultimatum to Germany regarding its submarine policy.
(Statement No. 56.) The President addressed the Congress on the relations with Germany. (Statement No. 57.) The Japanese ambassador to the United States presented a protest against certain provisions in the immigration bill pending in Congress.
The German reply to the American note of Digitized by Microsoft® AMERICAN FOREIGN RELATIONS 171 1916.
April i8 agreed to the contention of the United States with conditio...ns.
May 8. The United States accepted the assurances in the German note of May 4, but rejected the conditions. (Statement No. 58.) May 22. The de facto government of Mexico protested ,_- to the United States against the violation of Mexican sovereignty and insisted on the im- mediate withdravkfal of United States forces.
May 27. President Wilson, in an address before the League to Enforce Peace, at Washington, de- clared that the United States was willing to join any feasible association of nations for the purpose of guaranteeing territorial and political integrity of states and to preserve peace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The United States addressed an ultimatum to Germany regarding its submarine policy.
(Statement No. 56.) The President addressed the Congress on the relations with Germany. (Statement No. 57.) The Japanese ambassador to the United States presented a protest against certain provisions in the immigration bill pending in Congress.
The German reply to the American note of Digitized by Microsoft® AMERICAN FOREIGN RELATIONS 171 1916.
April i8 agreed to the contention of the United States with conditio...ns.
May 8. The United States accepted the assurances in the German note of May 4, but rejected the conditions. (Statement No. 58.) May 22. The de facto government of Mexico protested ,_- to the United States against the violation of Mexican sovereignty and insisted on the im- mediate withdravkfal of United States forces.
May 27. President Wilson, in an address before the League to Enforce Peace, at Washington, de- clared that the United States was willing to join any feasible association of nations for the purpose of guaranteeing territorial and political integrity of states and to preserve peace.
What to read after The Foreign Policy of Woodrow Wilson, 1913-1917?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States President 1913 1921 Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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