The United States aggressively adopted a neutral stance, and President Woodrow Wilson urged Americans to eliminate becoming physically or ideologically involved in the battle, when World War I erupted out in July 1914.
The United States' foreign policy protects the country and its residents while also advancing democracy and other global objectives. These foreign policies protect the human rights of the citizens.
At the start of World War I, the United States was determined to remain neutral, focusing instead on trade. Even during the conflict, American troops fought independently of foreign leadership.
It also works to increase foreign knowledge of American principles and policies, as well as to support US diplomats, government officials, and other individuals at home and abroad who fight to make these aims a reality.
However, by the end of the war, there was a push led by Woodrow Wilson to bring the United States out of its isolation.
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