Why did many americans want to remain neutral during the beginning of world war ii? question 10 options: americans believed the war was a european conflict and did not want to get involved. americans believed the u. s. army was no match for the germans. americans did not know who they should side with if they were to join. americans were busy fighting each other in the american civil war.

Americans believed the war was a European conflict and did not want to get involved.

World War I was not a pleasant experience for anyone but America still felt the wounds of joining a distinctly European conflict.

While leaders like Roosevelt wanted America to help its British allies by getting in the war, many Americans were largely opposed.

It wasn't until Hitler foolishly declared war on the United States after the US declared war on Japan that the US was brought into the war.

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