Which of the Following Statements Describes Actions Taken by a Number

Which of the following statements describes actions taken by a number of everyday Americans early in the war?

A) Many Americans worked tirelessly to produce U-boats or submarines, and because of the efforts of everyday factory workers, the United States was the first country to use them during the war.
B) Americans provided only materiel aid to the Allies during this time, as any fighting by Americans overseas was strictly against the law and would result in punishment.
C) Few Americans volunteered to fight in the war because it was clear from the onset how destructive and dangerous it would be; Wilson, thus, felt compelled to initiate a draft early in the war.
D) Despite American neutrality, many volunteered in the British, French, and Canadian militaries or joined relief organizations for varied reasons such as glory or antagonism toward Germany.
E) Nearly all Americans ignored the war in Europe, as they identified so little with either the Allies or the Central Powers that they refused to choose sides.