American Perceptions and Warfare in WWI

This chapter explores the intricate relationship between the American public and World War I, emphasizing President Wilson's war mandate amidst a significant German heritage in the U.S. It examines Britain's strategic manipulation of public opinion and censorship, alongside the military tactics employed by Germany and their early challenges in mechanized warfare. The discussion illustrates the evolving military landscape and the political ramifications of wartime leadership decisions, highlighting the complexities that influenced America's entry into the conflict.