What accounts for Wilson's initial success in keeping the Untied States out of the war after the sinking of the Lusitania in May 1915?A. As a pacifist, Wilson was conflicted over which side of the conflict to support, if anyB. Former presidents, like Theodore Roosevelt, urged Wilson to reduce military spending and remain neutral C. Wilson saw his overwhelming victory in the election of 1916 as a mandate to keep American out of warD. Wilson's preparedness program seemed to have resulted in concessions from Germany without the necessity for direct American military involvement

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