What does this chart of U.S. exports to Europe during the time the United States was neutral in the early years of World War I reveal about American sentiments in this war?
A) American exports to Britain and France decreased as these two countries entered the war
against Germany.
B) American exports to Germany continued to increase as Germany won significant victories.
C) American manufacturers and banks chose to primarily help the Allies.
D) American entrepreneurs helped both the Allies and Central Powers equally.
C
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