A news article in the United States talked about the British denying the U.S to trade with Germany, and the U.S. obeyed those orders by the British. When the Germans circled around the British Isles, the Germans told them to stop, the United States disobeyed the Germans orders and lives were lost. The United States now had a reason for a declaration for war. So in Spring of 1917, the U.S declared war on the Central Powers (Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire, and Bulgaria.). The Russian Empire surrendered before the U.S could join the war, because of the Revolution that was about to take place. Germany now had 1 front...the Western Front. Germany was able to send hundreds of thousands of troops to the Western Front, American troops arrived just in time to repel the "Kaiserschlatt"(Kaiser's Battle) Offensive. Germany and the Central powers surrendered around the time of October 4th-November 11th, 1918. So let's go into why I believe the German Empire should have won the war for the Central Powers.
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We will never know what the outcome would've been if the Central Powers won WW1. There is a video on plans the Central Powers planned to take, and they weren't that bad as the Treaty of Versailles. This is the present day now, WW1 has long past and that is history. Even though it was brutal and sad during those times. I still feel bad about the Germans working hard and trying their best to win the war, but when the did what the British did to them, it's just sad. Regardless, I believe everyone is happy that the war just lasted 4 years and not longer, I agree with that assumption I just don't like the outcome.
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