Two key factors that influenced U.S. sympathies during World War I were economic ties and cultural connections. The U.S. had strong economic interests in the Allied powers, particularly Britain and France, as American banks and businesses had significant investments in these countries. Additionally, cultural and historical ties, including shared language and democratic values, fostered a sense of affinity toward the Allies, shaping public opinion in favor of their cause against the Central Powers.
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