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DESPERATE FOR AN ANSWER, PLEASE HURRY; I WILL MARK BRAINLLIST FOR THE RIGHT ANSWER. How did most Americans feel about the tensions in Europe?
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DESPERATE FOR AN ANSWER, PLEASE HURRY; I WILL MARK BRAINLLIST FOR THE RIGHT ANSWER.

How did most Americans feel about the tensions in Europe?

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Americans thought the war was for "distant conflict for influence and land." They were thinking the war didnt bother them so they didnt have any interest in the war or didnt want any part in it.

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