Question

which best explains why many americans supported pacifism during world war i? they feared war would lead to a draft and cost lives. they believed war would go against their religious beliefs. they worried war would lead to a financial collapse and cost jobs. they thought war would lead to a revolution on the home front.

Explanation:

During World War I, many Americans were religious - groups like Quakers had long - standing pacifist beliefs based on their faith. While concerns about the draft, financial collapse, and home - front revolutions were also present, religious opposition was a fundamental and widespread reason for pacifism.

Answer:

They believed war would go against their religious beliefs.