Which war did La Follette vehemently oppose?
Spanish-American War
The Civil War
World War I
Korean War
Answer
La Follette vehemently opposed World War I. He believed that the United States should not become involved in the war, and he argued that the war was a conflict between European powers that did not concern the United States. La Follette also opposed the draft, and he spoke out against the government's policies on civil liberties during the war.
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