Which of these acts of congress was part of the effort to prepare the u.s. military for entrance into world war i? (1 point) the wagner act the sedition act the selective service act the sherman antitrust act?

The correct answer is C) the Selective Service Act.

The act of Congress that was part of the effort to prepare the US military for entrance into world war I was the Selective Service Act.

After maintaining for some time the foreign policy of neutrality, the United States entered World War I on April 6, 1917. President Woodrow Wilson asked the American people to support the war effort in any possible wat. Congress passed the Selective Service Act on May 18, 1917. This act required that American men from 21 years old to 30, enlisted to participate in the military service.

South America and Africa

Explanation:

These two continents are familiar in many ways. Apart from the different culture, both are expanding, and developing regions. South America and Africa experience heavy rainfall and a high degree of sunshine, that led to the formation of some of the forests, like Amazon and Congo Forest. The Congo Basin is the largest contiguous forest and the second-largest tropical rainforest. Forest in the South American region includes tropical rainforests.