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American neutrality at the beginning of World War I allowed the U.S. to avoid the immediate costs of war, including loss of life and economic disruption, while also enabling the country to serve as a mediator and supplier to both sides. This position fostered economic growth through increased trade with warring nations. However, neutrality also led to moral dilemmas, as the U.S. faced pressure to support allies and contend with issues like unrestricted submarine warfare, which ultimately contributed to its entry into the war. Additionally, remaining neutral limited America's influence in shaping the post-war order.

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