Zimmermann Telegram: Germany Propose Alliance to Mexico
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The Zimmermann Telegram: This coded message from Germany to Mexico, intercepted by British intelligence, proposed an alliance against the United States. The revelation of the telegram helped to sway American public opinion in favor of entering the war.

What led to the involvement of US in World War 1?
In January 1917, Germany sent a coded message, known as the Zimmermann Telegram, this secret communication was meant for Mexico. Germany proposed a bold alliance, urging Mexico to invade the US, if America joined World War 1. In return, Mexico would reclaim lost territories—Texas, Arizona, and New Mexico.
But the British intercepted the message, cracked the code, and revealed Germany’s scheme to the world.
When the telegram reached the US, it shocked the public. The thought of Mexico, Germany, and possibly Japan conspiring against America ignited a surge of patriotic anger. Though President Woodrow Wilson had been hesitant to enter the war, the Zimmermann Telegram shifted American opinion. The secret message, exposed in time, combined with Germany’s aggressive submarine warfare, pushed the US into the conflict in April 1917

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