What was the effect of Germany's decision to allow unrestricted submarine warfare?

The British and French prepared to surrender.

It was a final action leading to the U. S. declaration of war.

The American Navy began systematically destroying German submarines.

Great Britain stepped up its naval actions and stopped Germany.

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1 February, 12:20

What was the effect of Germany's decision to allow unrestricted submarine warfare?

The British and French prepared to surrender.

It was a final action leading to the U. S. declaration of war.

The American Navy began systematically destroying German submarines.

Great Britain stepped up its naval actions and stopped Germany.

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Stacy Levy · Answer 1

Answer: It was a final action leading to the U. S. declaration of war.

Explanation:

The announcement of a total submarine war by Germany followed on 31.1.1917. This was the reason for the US to wage war. With this move, the German authorities broke the international treaty.

Correctly, a year earlier an international agreement was signed in Washington that he would not join this mode of war. The moment the German decides to ignore the deal, the US enters the battle.