US President Woodrow Wilson inaugurated in 1913

During his first term, the leader refused to involve the country in conflict, a stance that helped him get re-elected in 1916 with the slogan 'He kept us out of war.' However, as he began his second term, he realized with growing concern that the country's neutrality was diminishing.

What was the consequence of allowing the country to be drawn into the conflict?

How did he feel about America's neutrality as time passed?