American business owners believed taking sides in world war i would
a. lead to more money and trading opportunities.
b. lead to less money and trading opportunities.
c. mean a loss of workers who would be drafted.
d. mean more workers who supported the war effort.

The beginning of the First World War coincided with the end of the recession in America. The American public was a reflection of President Wilson's attitude to America to remain neutral, although even before the outbreak of war, the opinion of the population was more negative toward the Germans than to any other nation in Europe. During the war, especially after the sinking of the Lusitania passenger ship in 1915, the Americans see Germany as the main aggressor in Europe. America entered the war in April 1917, and one of the main reasons was US investment in Europe. Even before entering the war, many banks and companies helped allies in loans, raising money from investors. J.P. Morgan, for example, controlled most of the war finances between Morgan house and the French government. The US industry is recording an increase in the production of weapons and equipment during the war. All this meant large investments in production and in loans, less money at the beginning, and investments that would pay off.

The answer is B.

the answer is B lead to less money and trading opportunities.

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