In the Early Years of the First World War, It

question 33

Multiple Choice

In the early years of the First World War, it was difficult for America to remain neutral because

• A) the United States had strong economic ties to the Allies.
• B) most Americans felt the United States should enter the war at once.
• C) many Wilson administration officials held pro-German sympathies.
• D) Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan was decidedly pro-British.

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