What impact did the Zimmerman note have on American neutrality?
A. American sentiments moved toward Germany out of concern Britain would not re-pay its war debts.
B. It improved Mexican-American relations
C. The belief that Germany was actively seeking to use its military against America increased pro-war sentiments.
D. Fears of war turned most Americans toward pacifist causes and led to the increased popularity of neutrality.
Answer: C
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