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Explain the significance of world war 2 as a turning point for US history

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America changed from a relatively isolationist country to a member of the world.

When the war finished, America set out on a mission to build 50 new Battleships. America's involvement in WW1 showed us to be a world power and with that, each president going forward accepted that to be true.

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