What role did Mexico play in the United States' decision to enter World War I?

Germany tried to persuade Mexico to invade the United States

o. Mexico allowed German submarines to dock in Mexican ports.

O A Mexican submarine sank a US trade ship in the Gulf.

Mexican spies sold US military secrets to Austria-Hungary.

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Brayden Curry

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4 April, 20:38

What role did Mexico play in the United States' decision to enter World War I?

Germany tried to persuade Mexico to invade the United States

o. Mexico allowed German submarines to dock in Mexican ports.

O A Mexican submarine sank a US trade ship in the Gulf.

Mexican spies sold US military secrets to Austria-Hungary.

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Alexzander Estrada · Answer 1

Germany tried to persuade Mexico to invade the U. S

Explanation:

Germany sent a telegram to to the German Ambassador to mexico Heinrich von Eckardt. Wanting to open diplomatic talks to convince the Mexican government to attack the United States. In exchange for territories lost in the Mexican-American war. This telegram is commonly known as the zimmerman telegram. But luckily Mexico rejected the offer and stayed as a neutral country in WWI.