Which best explains why many Americans supported neutrality during World War I? They believed war would go against their religious beliefs. They thought war would lead to a revolution on the homefront.

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Which best explains why many Americans supported neutrality during World War I?

They believed war would go against their religious beliefs.
They thought war would lead to a revolution on the homefront.
They feared war would cost lives and hurt American business in Europe.
They worried war would lead to a depression and cost jobs.

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C: They feared war would cost lives and hurt American business in Europe.

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