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From 1914–1916 as war raged in Europe, why was it difficult for America to remain neutral? Select all that apply.
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Germany broke neutrality agreements and urged Mexico into an alliance against the U.S.
Newspapers encouraged a policy of expansionism.
The warring powers interfered with the U.S. right to freedom of the seas.
President Wilson supported involvement to end the war quickly.
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Reason: Germany’s attacks on neutral shipping (and later the Zimmermann overture) violated U.S. neutrality, and both Britain’s blockades and Germany’s submarine warfare interfered with American freedom of the seas.
Reason: Germany’s attacks on neutral shipping (and later the Zimmermann overture) violated U.S. neutrality, and both Britain’s blockades and Germany’s submarine warfare interfered with American freedom of the seas.
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