There were however, a few socialists party groups who wanted to oppose World War I and actually stood behind that belief. The few socialists' parties had followers such as Germans, and even a few small groups in Britain and France. There were Pacifists as well as many religions, such as, Quakers, Amish, and Mennonites that believed in peace and strongly opposed the war...
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Pacifists claimed that the war was extremely immoral and were against the American war effort. It was very hard for Pacifists to stick these ideas out in the face of the American public. Pacifists during World War I said that war could never really be justified. Pacifists and many other members of religion faced many problems with opposing the war and going into it, such as serving jail time for their beliefs...
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