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United States Entry Into World War I

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Which of the following best explains why the United States was more likely to enter World War I on the side of the Allied Powers?
A

The United States maintained a strong trading relationship with Britain, although it lacked a direct financial interest in the war's outcome.

B

Germany and the United States had formed an alliance against Britain, supported by approximately 27 million dollars in American loans.

C

Germany had received substantial shipments of American supplies.

D

The United States had heavily invested money and equipment in the Allied Powers, primarily Britain, creating a significant financial stake in their victory.

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