From 1914–1916 as war raged in europe, what was one reason it was difficult for america to remain neutral?

a. alliances required that the u. s. get involved in foreign affairs.
b. newspapers encouraged a policy of expansionism.
c. the warring powers interfered with the u. s. right to freedom of the seas.
d. president wilson supported involvement to end the war quickly.

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