What made American socialists particularly vulnerable to conservative attacks in 1917 and 1918?
a. American socialists continued to oppose the war.
b. American socialists were avowedly pro-German.
c. American socialists were actively engaged in sabotage.
d. American socialists made their lack of loyalty to the United States clear.
a. American socialists continued to oppose the war.
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