The policy the United States actually pursued in the first two years of WWI was（）Aimpartial neutralityBpartial neutralityCfirm support of the AlliesDPro-Ally partial neutrality
The policy the United States actually pursued in the first two years of WWI was（）
Aimpartial neutrality
Bpartial neutrality
Cfirm support of the Allies
DPro-Ally partial neutrality
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