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18 January, 04:02

In the article "War Is 'a Blessing, Not a Curse'," what precedents in American history are cited for the United States joining the war?

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    It is because we are indebted to our ancestors who all sacrificed their lives for the cause of freedom time and time again. In each generation, they answered when their country called. War for them is a blessing because it is an opportunity to right a wrong that is why it is a blessing not a curse.
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