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Why were many americans opposed to u.s. involvement in world war i in 1914?
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Why were many americans opposed to u.s. involvement in world war i in 1914?

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They were eager to come to the defense of there close ally, Great Britain.

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Many Americans were peaceful and didn't want to wage war. They protested the war. This was because many  innocent people die in the war. Weather or not the US should've gone to war is debatable.
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