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Compared to the United Kingdom, Americans are truly the victims of unforeseen calamities, especially President Wilson, whose recent public approval ratings have sharply declined.
Currently, the Wilson administration faces the impact of four major issues: the first being the United States' participation in World War I, but failing to gain much tangible benefit post-war, leaving all levels of American society deeply dissatisfied.
The second issue is the sudden end of the war, leading to the German-Americans, initially suppressed by the American government, beginning their retaliation and revenge against the United States.
After the United States entered the war, German-Americans faced various persecutions, and they are one of the largest ethnic groups in America. Now, with the war's end and Germany's support, these German-Americans are naturally discontent.
