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We'll be over we're coming over and we won't come back till it's over all over Hello everyone and welcome the history of the Great War episode 132. This is the first of our four-part series on how America entered the war.

Before 1917, the United States was the capital G Great Neutral.

The industrial and manpower base that the United States had access to could turn the war in anyone's favor.

But to do that, the country would probably have to enter the war.

From 1914 to 1916, there was basically no chance that the United States would actually

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