Congressional Districts Archive The 1997-2014 Edition also provided page-sized maps of the 112th Congressional Districts for each state and several more maps covering the United States. These maps do not reflect the boundaries of the current session of Congress and are offered solely for historical purposes.
Wilson's Larger Argument for World War I Let's now look at President Wilson's larger arguments for the war. He declared: The world must be made safe for democracy. Its peace must be planted upon the tested foundations of political liberty. We have no selfish ends to serve.
This has led some to speculate that President Roosevelt somehow orchestrated or welcomed the attack on Pearl Harbor as a way to allow the United States to slip into the war in Europe. However, there were many signs that the United Statesâ entry into the war in Europe may have been inevitable regardless of the events at Pearl Harbor. Tensions between the United States and Germany had continued since the end of World War I. Nazi party leader Adolf Hitler saw the United States as a weak yet overbearing nation that consistently meddled in the affairs of other nations. Hitler saw the USA as an ideological enemy, racially mixed and therefore inferior.