Question

what message was woodrow wilson trying to send from this excerpt?
\come, let us be comrades and soldiers yet to
serve our fellow - men in quiet counsel, where the
blare of trumpets is neither heard nor heeded
and where the things are done which make
blessed the nations of the world in peace and
righteousness and love.\

○ political parties should work peacefully together for the good of the country.

○ soldiers should pay attention to each other and the sounds of war.

○ nations that are allied in love will win in war.

○ nations should listen to one another and get along.

Explanation:

The excerpt emphasizes working as comrades in quiet (non-militaristic) counsel to foster global peace, righteousness, and love. It rejects war-focused ideas and centers on collaborative, peaceful relations between nations. The first option is too narrow (focused on political parties, not global nations), the second contradicts the rejection of war's "blare of trumpets", the third incorrectly ties the message to winning war. The fourth option aligns with the call for nations to collaborate and live in peace.

Answer:

○ Nations should listen to one another and get along.