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at the beginning of world war i, how did president woodrow wilson follow a traditional united states foreign policy?
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at the beginning of world war i, how did president woodrow wilson follow a traditional united states foreign policy?

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The international event that most preoccupied the President was, of course, World War I, which broke out in Europe in August 1914. Wilson declared neutrality for the United States and urged Americans to remain impartial as well.
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