Question

read these two quotes from president woodrow wilson. then answer the question.
august 1914
\the united states must be neutral in fact as well as in name . . .\
april 1917

eutrality is no longer feasible . . . where the peace of the world is involved and the freedom of its peoples . . .\
neutral: not picking any side in a war
feasible: possible
which of these statements best describes woodrow wilsons opinion about world war i in 1914?
he thought the united states should send troops to france.
he believed that the united states and germany should be allies.
he believed that the united states shouldnt pick a side in the war.
he thought the united states should join world war i.

Explanation:

Wilson's 1914 quote explicitly states the U.S. must be neutral in fact and name. Neutral means not picking a side in a war, so his 1914 opinion aligns with avoiding side-taking.

Answer:

He believed that the United States shouldn't pick a side in the war.