Social Studies, 11.11.2019 19:31, feefee945

What was the purpose of president wilson's neutrality speech?
a. president wilson wanted to convince americans to declare their loyalty to the allied cause.
b. president wilson wanted to keep the us out of the war and convince americans not to choose sides.
c. president wilson wanted americans to disregard their passionate feelings about the war in order to boost the economy.

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