Socialists opposed U.S. participation in the war primarily because they viewed it as an imperialist conflict that served the interests of capitalism rather than the working class. They believed that the war would exacerbate social inequalities and divert attention from domestic issues like labor rights and economic justice. Additionally, many socialists argued that the war would lead to increased militarization and repression of dissent, undermining democratic and socialist movements.
socialist organizations.
Getting drafted into the army
They were afraid that the war would strengthen the US grip in slavery and ensure southern domination of the union.
us public union
because of us participation and victory in wwii, after the war the us emerged as a superpower and world leader.
Generally speaking, the Left-wing in the US tends to oppose participation in wars.
socialist organizations.
They wanted the united states to avoid interfering in world politics
Britain
The American public did not approve of US participation in the war because of the country's isolationist history.
No
yes, US forces participated in the korean war from 1950 to 1953
The violent conflict between nations, or groups of nations, is antithetical to the struggle between economic classes. Workers do not benefit from territorial disputes between France and Germany, they should be directing their efforts toward getting better wages and working conditions.
They mirrored the US; protests, etc.
It declared war on the USA and immediately started an extensive U-boat war on US shipping in US territorial waters.
draft
The Neutrality Act