United States

The United States during the Great War
The United States entered the war 6th of April 1917 after several events including, the sinking of the RMS Lusitania by Germany which killed 128 Americans and the Hans-Zimmerman telegram.

After confirmed purposeful attacks on American forces by the German Army anti-war sentiment began dwindling in the Midwest and Eastern US states. After these attacks, then President Woodrow Wilson flipped his stance, firmly believing that Germany should be fully invaded.

The Three Market Fall in the US
In 1930 after the stock market crash of Europe United States President Franklin Roosevelt used the opportunity to make investors interested in the united states to help bolster the United States business sector, this worked and led the United States as the single biggest economic power all around the globe

United States Presidents
President Woodrow Wilson had secured his spot as the next president of the United States due to his part in the Great War and shortly after the war, at this point Wilson was sickly and was bed ridden but he went through as the Democratic candidate, Wilson was unable to continue as president so before the inauguration ceremony in March the next year President Woodrow Wilson stood down in 1921 and then Vice President Thomas R. Marshall took over as President of the US and oversaw things such as the "Suffragette amendment", the end of the short lived prohibition and the limiting of Presidential Terms. Marshall would continue as President until his death in 1924, Frederick H. Gillett was the speaker of the house at the time and was given presidential power. As the 1924 elections came Frederick H. Gillett decided to join the race as a republican presidential candidate but in the election, loses horribly to Democrat candidate James M. Cox.

James Cox had continued his presidency through until 1928 in which he stepped down as an electorate for the democratic party and had insisted that his Vice President Franklin D. Roosevelt runs for president, FDR was reluctant at first until the President had announced that he would not go for re-election and instead called for his VP to be voted for to which FDR was given thunderous applause and announced his candidacy then and there.