Question

1. how did president woodrow wilson initially respond to world war i? he declared neutrality while urging americans to remain impartial he sent troops to defend france he allied with britain against germany he declared war immediately on germany part b: what caused the u.s. to move away from neutrality? the russian revolution german unrestricted submarine warfare against merchant ships french economic demands british pressure 4. which action directly led president wilson to ask congress for a declaration of war in april 1917? * 5

Explanation:

• For the first question: When World War I began, President Woodrow Wilson declared U.S. neutrality and urged Americans to remain impartial. Sending troops to defend France, allying with Britain against Germany, or declaring war immediately on Germany were not the initial responses.
• For the second question: German unrestricted submarine warfare against merchant ships (such as the sinking of the Lusitania and other vessels that affected American interests and lives) was a key factor that caused the U.S. to move away from neutrality. The Russian Revolution was more related to internal Russian changes and its impact on the war from a different perspective; French economic demands and British pressure were not the main causes compared to German submarine actions.

Answer:

• First question: He declared neutrality while urging Americans to remain impartial.
• Second question: German unrestricted submarine warfare against merchant ships.