The internationalists
A. were a paramilitary force of American communists who went to fight against "fascist tyranny."
B. wanted the United States to join on the fascist side in the war in order to establish a worldwide empire.
C. believed Americans had a false sense of security, and because of America's long-standing ties to Europe, the United States needed to join the fight against Nazism.
D. were a group of scholars and journalists who were part of a worldwide peace movement.
Answer: C
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