Question

Which of the following was a reason Americans turned toward isolationism after 1919? A. They had come to despise President Wilson. B. They saw involvement in world affairs as favoring radicalism. C. They didn't want any more involvement in other countries' troubles. D. They were angry that the peace settlement didn't punish Germany enough.

Answer 1

The correct answer is  C. They didn't want any more involvement in other countries' troubles.

Even though America's involvement in World War I was somewhat limited in comparison to other European countries, it did result in thousands of soldiers going overseas to support the Allied troops. Many Americans disliked the idea of getting involved in World War I, as the conflict in Europe did not directly impact the everyday life of American citizens. This is why citizens called for a return to isolation, as they did not want to send soldiers to a foreign country for a cause that they do not believe involves America.

Answer 2

"They didn't want any more involvement in other countries' troubles" is the one reason among the following choices given in the question that Americans turned toward isolationism after 1919. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the third option or option "C". I hope it helps you.