In 1917, the pacifist and socialist Norman Thomas described conscientious objectors in this way: "He may believe in dying for one's country, or for ideals; but not in killing for them."
How does this quotation help explain the role that many conscientious objectors played overseas during the war? (2 points)

O They supported their country and wanted to help in a non-combat role.
O They were dissenters and worked behind the scenes to secretly help the enemy.
o They were dissenters and worked to convince American soldiers to leave the army.
O They were supporters but wanted to convert American soldiers to their religion.