Question

How did the discovery of the Zimmermann Telegram play a role in the entrance of the United States into the war?

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Responses

It threatened nuclear war on the U.S.
It threatened nuclear war on the U.S.

It promised U.S. territory to Mexico in exchange for assisting Germany.
It promised U.S. territory to Mexico in exchange for assisting Germany.

It offered support to Mexico for plans to invade the U.S.
It offered support to Mexico for plans to invade the U.S.

It threatened to cancel all international exports to the U.S.

Answer 1

[AI-generated answer — Bot GPT 3.5]

The discovery of the Zimmermann Telegram played a role in the entrance of the United States into the war because it revealed Germany's intention to offer support to Mexico for plans to invade the U.S. This threat to national security greatly angered the American public and government, leading to President Woodrow Wilson's decision to declare war on Germany.