What side (Allied or the central powers ) did most Americans support during the war?

Allied powers

Explanation:

US tried to remain neutral, but sided with the allies. Why did many Americans favor the Allies? Many people had come from Allied countries, felt cultural ties to Great Britain, and were influenced by Allied propaganda. Also, the U.S. traded exclusively with Britain because of the British blockade of Germany.

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