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:

• Preparedness campaign: This was more about getting the U.S. ready for war (increasing military strength etc.) rather than keeping neutral.
• Nationalism: A general ideology of loyalty to one's nation, not a specific foreign - policy for neutrality.
• Moral diplomacy: Wilson's moral diplomacy aimed to use U.S. influence to promote moral principles and keep the U.S. out of the war initially by not taking sides in a more 'right - eous' (moral) way of dealing with international relations.
• Unrestricted submarine warfare: Was a German policy that eventually drew the U.S. into the war (after the sinking of Lusitania etc.), not a U.S. neutrality - promoting policy.

Answer:

moral diplomacy