What is the purpose of president woodrow wilson’s speech "war message to congress"? to compare the current war to other wars that were fought against germany to persuade congress that the nation should enter the war against germany to inform congress about the problems happening overseas to explain an internal conflict among the people of the united states

to persuade Congress that the nation should enter the war against Germany.

Although President Woodrow Wilson was initially reluctant to enter the war in 1914, he found it increasingly difficult to remain neutral. He eventually delivered this message in 1917, with the intent of persuading Congress to enter WWI. The speech was motivated by many issues, but one of the main ones was the sinking of the Lusitania by German submarines, where 128 Americans died.

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