As World War I was unfolding in Europe, why did President Wilson insist that America stay neutral?

He believed the war overseas had nothing to do with the United States.
He was a pacifist and did not believe to going to war with any nations.
He could not decide which side to ally with between England and Germany.
The United States did not have the economic ability to wage a war.

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As World War I was unfolding in Europe, why did President Wilson insist that America stay neutral?

He believed the war overseas had nothing to do with the United States.
He was a pacifist and did not believe to going to war with any nations.
He could not decide which side to ally with between England and Germany.
The United States did not have the economic ability to wage a war.

Falconmaster · Answer

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JustSaiyan · Answer

He believed the war overseas had nothing to do with the United States