Answer: Many social gatherings have protested against America's involvement in World War I.
Explanation:
Christian pacifists, many trade unions, Marxist groups, women's movements, intellectuals, Irish and Kandy nationalists are just some of the sections of the population who opposed the inclusion of the united states in World War I. Various socialist movements, even before the outbreak of the war, said they were opposed to killing workers because of the interests of their bosses. However, some supported the efforts of their governments to go to war. Not only in America but also in European countries, the situation was similar; there were certain groups that were in favor of and against the war. Peaceful demonstrations were the primary mechanism of these groups to express their opposition to the war.
