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What did most Americans think about involvement in the war? The United States wanted to immediately declare war on the Allies. Americans viewed World War I as a threat to the world.

The United States was sick of European conflicts and wanted to drop the atomic bomb on Europe and solve all of the world's problems.

The United States was initially a neutral country. Americans viewed World War II as a European conflict

The United States was initially a neutral country. Americans viewed World War I as a European conflict.

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