What groups were most likely to oppose American trade with the Allied nations during World War I?
A) German Americans and Irish Americans
B) The upper-class American elites
C) anti-Communists and anti-Bolsheviks
D) Eastern bankers and entrepreneurs

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German Americans and Irish Americans were more likely to oppose American trade with the Allied nations during World War I. German Americans often had sympathies with Germany, while many Irish Americans opposed British policies in Ireland and, by extension, were not supportive of aiding the Allies, which included Britain.

What Groups Were Most Likely to Oppose American Trade with the Allied