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Why did the US move from a stance of isolation to intervention in WWI? Could the US have remained isolated?

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The movement of the United States from an isolationist foreign policy to one of intervention was a major ideological change for a country ... [Brinkley p.xi] Strangely, in the movie 'Grapes of Wrath' the depression does not seem to get any blame.

KiRa [710]2 years ago

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The reason the US got involved during WWII was Japan bombing Pearl Habor, therefore United States declaring war against Japan

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