Which statement best explains how the US immigrant population influenced President Wilson's early thoughts on neutrality?
A. Wilson realized that as a nation of immigrants, many US citizens had
natural sympathies with a variety of European nations.
o B. Wilson thought the immigrant population in the United States was too
small to have any influence on foreign policy.
C. Immigrants to the United States were well represented in the US Senate
and Congress, and thus had a large influence on Wilson's beliefs about
neutrality
D. Wilson did not believe that immigrants continued to hold strong feelings
one way or the other about their
countries of origin.