When World War I broke out in Europe, Woodrow Wilson
a. urged Americans to be neutral in fact as well as in name.
b. declared a boycott on goods bound for Germany.
c. declared a boycott on goods bound for Europe.
d. told Germany that if she did not end the war in six months, the United States would intervene.
ANSWER: a
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