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.

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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