British Dissatisfaction With The American Expeditionary Force
Why were the British NOT entirely satisfied with the American Expeditionary Force (AEF) during World War I?
AThe AEF served as the vanguard for all attacks against German forces, which the British resented because it diminished their own role in the war.
BThe AEF boosted Allied morale and served as reinforcements, whereas the British wanted American troops to directly replace their own men on the battlefield.
CThe AEF consisted of high-ranking officials who regulated the Selective Service Act, and the British believed this group delayed American entry into the war.
DThe AEF was responsible for generating support and funds for overseas troops, and the British believed they were not raising sufficient funding.
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