How did Native Americans respond to the United States' entry into World War I? Most Native Americans became active in the antiwar movement.
Thousands of Native American men volunteered for service in the army.
Native American leaders attempted to remain neutral throughout the war.
Few Native Americans joined the army, but most did not resist the draft as other groups did.
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