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Map of the world in April 1917

America comes in · WWI

The world in April 1917: America comes in. Since December 1915, 18 territories changed status on this map: including United States of America, Puerto Rico, Cuba and 15 more.

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Map of the world in April 1917 (WWI): America comes in. Colours show Entente-aligned & imperial territories, The Entente & Allies, Germany and its allies — the Central Powers.
APR 1917 · THE GREAT WAR, 1871–1923

What changes on the map

United States of America— → The Entente & Allies
Puerto Rico— → The Entente & Allies
Cuba— → The Entente & Allies
Panama— → The Entente & Allies
Brazil— → The Entente & Allies
Portugal— → The Entente & Allies
Angola— → Entente-aligned & imperial territories
Mozambique— → Entente-aligned & imperial territories
Guinea-Bissau— → Entente-aligned & imperial territories
East Timor— → Entente-aligned & imperial territories
People's Republic of China— → The Entente & Allies
Siam— → The Entente & Allies
Greece— → The Entente & Allies
Liberia— → The Entente & Allies
Romania— → Under Central Powers occupation
Kamerun (German)Germany and its allies — the Central Powers → Entente-aligned & imperial territories
Ruanda (German East Africa)Germany and its allies — the Central Powers → Entente-aligned & imperial territories
Urundi (German East Africa)Germany and its allies — the Central Powers → Entente-aligned & imperial territories

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CH 8 — Blockade and U-boat war in WWICH 9 — WWI outside Europe

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