As war began in Europe, President Wilson A. Worried about the patriotism of immigrant Americans. B. Sent his closest aide to Eur
ope with suggestions that Wilson broker a peace between the combatants. C. Worried that native-born Americans would see immigrant Americans as enemies. D. All of the above.
Thomas Woodrow Wilson was an American politician and lawyer. He was the 28th president of the United States and ruled from from 1913 to 1921.
During the European war, he was worried about the allegiance and patriotism of immigrant Americans because they came from other countries and didn’t want any betrayal. He was also worried that native-born Americans would see immigrant Americans as enemies.
He also sent his closest aide to Europe with suggestions that Wilson broker a peace between the combatants.
It was the "never surrender" mentality of the Japanese army. The thought was of dealing with a million or 2 million US lives to invade Japan. The use of the atomic weapon was to save lives.
