US declares war. Conscription. 1917, WWI

The transcript discusses the uncovering of German sabotage in the US, leading to President Woodrow Wilson's address to Congress, where he declares neutrality unfeasible. The US enters World War I to make the world safe for democracy, resulting in a nationwide mobilization and transformation, with millions registering for the draft and the country submitting to government control.

What does Woodrow Wilson mean when he states that 'neutrality is no longer feasible or desirable'?

What is the significance of Wilson's statement that 'the right is more precious than peace'?

In what ways does Wilson's message reflect the sentiments of the American public at the time?

What does Wilson imply about the role of the government in mobilizing for war?

How does Wilson describe the transformation of the United States in response to the war?