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Why did the United States find it difficult to remain neutral as World War I continue to be fought in Europe

Why did the United States find it difficult to remain neutral as World War I continue to be fought in Europe
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Why did the United States find it difficult to remain neutral as World War I continue to be fought in Europe

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It was difficult to stay neutral because Germany made some very bad decisions. For example, they sunk the Lusitania. They also tried with the Zimmerman letter to have Mexico attack the U.S.
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