What did most Americans think about involvement in the war? The United States wanted to immediately declare war on the Allies. Americans viewed World War I as a threat to the world.

The United States was sick of European conflicts and wanted to drop the atomic bomb on Europe and solve all of the world's problems.

The United States was initially a neutral country. Americans viewed World War II as a European conflict

The United States was initially a neutral country. Americans viewed World War I as a European conflict.​

Which of the following are details about the compromise of 1877? election results in a couple of states were in dispute and too close to call. samuel tilden would be given the win in exchange for the removal of federal troops. the presidential election was close between rutherford hayes and ulysses grant. it was agreed troops would leave the south in exchange for a hayes victory.

1)which is the following was characteristic of the british colonies but not the french or spanish religion a. presence of slavery b. religion conversion c. smuggling and piracy d. strict racial hierarchy 2)how did the columbia exchange affect europe? a diseases from the new world decimated the population of the european continent b new crops introduced to europe generated further interest in the new world c enslavement of american indians in europe changed cultural attitudes toward slavery d the items produced by american indians become objects of competition in europe

Choose the statement that is not true about friedrich engels.