At the outbreak of both World War I and World War II in Europe, public opinion in the United States generally favored

a. remaining neutral.

b. entering the war on the side of the Allies.

c. invading Europe in order to acquire territory.

d. settling the conflict through and international organization.

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Brenna Cunningham

Advanced Placement (AP)

30 June, 23:32

At the outbreak of both World War I and World War II in Europe, public opinion in the United States generally favored

a. remaining neutral.

b. entering the war on the side of the Allies.

c. invading Europe in order to acquire territory.

d. settling the conflict through and international organization.

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Buds · Answer 1

The answer on the question given above is letter a. remaining neutral.

Based on the European history, World War I is the most destructive.

During the outbreak of both World War I and World War II in Europe, public opinion in the United States generally favored remaining neutral.

United States remained neutral although it joined the Allies in 1917.

At the outbreak of both World War I and World War II in Europe, public opinion in the United States generally favoreda. remaining neutral.b. entering the war on the side of the Allies.c. invading Europe in order to acquire territory.d. settling the conflict through and international organization.