U.S. History

His wife got killed to
Leads to World War I in Europe
the U.S. stays neutral
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Nearly 1,200 people died
128 of those people were American citizens
the submarine was called the Lusitania.
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By avoiding the war he is reelected.
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Was reelected by the Senate
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Signs peace treaty with Germany.
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