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 and Mennonites had long - standing pacifist beliefs based on their religious doctrines. These religious beliefs led them to oppose war as it went against their moral and spiritual values. While other concerns like drafts, financial collapse, and home - front revolutions were also present, religious beliefs were a significant driving factor for pacifism.

Answer:

They believed war would go against their religious beliefs.