Another problem with prohibition is the fact that you have to smuggle it in and it causes different groups like gangs and cartels. It also causes the corruption of power in the government.

Prohibition does not work, because people will always be able to sneak the illegal substances into the country somehow. And this causes problems, because it causes many conflicts and casualties between the government and the smugglers, but the government will never be able to stop the smuggling entirely.

the reason is that the U.S. is the only country that wanted to make a canal to use as a trade route, which helped us out great.

It was difficult, but the price of going there was worth it, becuase there was a lot of land and gold around the area that they were traveling to.

But also the businesses were different than back than, because they had a lot less laws, so it is a little different than it is today.

I agree with you, because he did have some good moments and some bad moments, but he showed the nation how to do business.

I didn't say we would of have a revolution against hem, I just noted that it wuld be different if we did not decide to have a revolution against Britain.

And also it could create bad health issues for the kids when they grow up and become adults, so they may have diseaes or issues when the are older.

That is a good point, because the Austrians used Imperialsim to try to gain control of the Serbians.

That is a good point and I found it surprising when the totla number of traitors from america was 0. It shows how much loyalty people have to one country.

The Zimmerman Telegram was actually was the biggest factor in joining the war with the allies, but there may have been smaller factors that were leading us into the war, but the telegram was the spark that started the fire.

Also, millions of people's lives would have been saved and the cost of the war would have been used on things of everyday life. Also it could have been used for research, so our technology may have been better in a shorter amount of time.

And also they got paid poorly, which made it even worse. Another is that it kept them out of school, so they wouldn't have as good of an education.

If the panama canal wasn't built it would hurt the entire U.S., because there were many different ships that went through there. Examples: Battleships, Tankers, and Freight ships. It would have hurt the U.S. in costs big time.

Somehow there were many immigrants that still wanted to come here, so that is an interesting fact.

I agree that it would have not been the same if we did not revolt, but also there would still be some similar traits we still have.

It also helped our military greatly, because it made a shortcut to the pacific, which eventually helped during WW2

I think thaat the movie "All along the western front" showed me how bad WW1 was and that many soldiers struggled to stay focused and not go crazy.

Without Teddy Roosevelt's reformation, business would still have been able to cheat their workers into very low wages and bad working conditions. Another reason is that the acts and laws he passed bettered the quality of life for all people.

http://www.nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/peace/laureates/1906/roosevelt-bio.html

I also think it shows how hard it was to be an immigrant, because there were so many hardships and you had to work very hard to be able to survive.

Without the Zimmerman Telegram we probably would have stayed nuetral, because then we wouldn't have felt under pressure.

http://militaryhistory.about.com/od/worldwari/p/zimmermann.htm

I think that WW1 was very split between the Central and Allied powers, because we had stronger ties with Great Britain, but most of the population in America was German. I think the reason we joined the Allied powers is that the Germans were stopping our trading to Briatain and other countries, and also all the threats they put on the U.S.

I wonder how WW1 would have gone if we did not receive the Zimmerman telegram telling the Mexicans they could have a part of the U.S. if they joined the Germans?

I agree, because there wasn't any real evidence of the Spanish blowing up the Maine, the yellow journalists just wanted to start a war against the Spanish.