Wilson's policy of holding the Germans to "strict accountability" for any American losses resulting from violations of freedom of the seas
A) did not reflect most Americans' neutrality.
B) was strongly opposed by Secretary of State Bryan.
C) was supported by his demands for greatly increased military appropriations.
D) was consistent with international law.
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