Question

question #6
american foreign policy at the beginning of wwi in europe was to-
a fight for the central powers
b fight for the allies
c remain neutral
d become imperialist

Explanation:

At the start of World War I, the United States aimed to stay out of the European conflict and adopted a policy of neutrality. The US didn't initially fight for either the Central Powers (A) or the Allies (B), and becoming imperialist (D) wasn't the focus of its foreign policy at that time regarding WWI in Europe.

Answer:

C. Remain Neutral