Question

which foreign policy did president woodrow wilson advance as a means of keeping the united states neutral during world war i? (1 point) preparedness campaign nationalism moral diplomacy unrestricted submarine warfare

Explanation:

Moral diplomacy was a foreign policy approach by Woodrow Wilson. It aimed to promote U.S. interests by supporting countries with democratic values. This was seen as a way to keep the U.S. neutral initially in World War I, as it focused on ideological and moral stances rather than immediate military or aggressive involvement. Preparedness campaign was more about military buildup (not for neutrality). Nationalism is a broader concept not specific to Wilson's neutrality - seeking foreign policy. Unrestricted submarine warfare was a German policy that eventually drew the U.S. into the war.

Answer:

moral diplomacy