American Neutrality in the Great War

American neutrality in the Great War:

A) was indirectly threatened by Britain's naval blockade, because it led to German submarine warfare.
B) prevented Wilson's attempts to initiate policies of "preparedness" in 1915.
C) was supported by Wilson's secretary of state, William Jennings Bryan.
D) A and C
E) was wanted by pacifists and social reformers, but not feminists.