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In WWI, America tried to sought a way to stay neutral but the bombing of Pearl Harbor forced then into the war.
People went on pilgrimages ( and still do) because they believe they can achieve special benefits which they cannot achieve otherwise, such as forgiveness for all sins (some pilgrimages promise this specifically) or special blessings, such as health improvement.
Workers were drafted, so they had to join the war and leave or quit their jobs. People also volunteered to serve, and so people who didn't get drafted or join, took their places.
Answer:
C. the causation in fact and the proximate cause of the injury.
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