The United States
A. entered the war immediately after a number of Americans died when the Lusitania was sunk by a German submarine.
B. had, in President Wilson, a strong foe of total war mobilization.
C. sent its troops to China during the civil war there.
D. took an idealistic stance at the Paris Peace Conference.
E. joined the League of Nations in spite of Woodrow Wilson's opposition.
Answer: D
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