The policies of the winning and losing powers in Europe and the Us were resultant in the second world war.
Explanation:
After the first world war there was an undercurrent of dictatorship and fascism in many countries that was on the rise but the winners of the war did not much care for it.
They were taking up a policy of suspension and of appeasement to quell the desire of the Germans and the Italians but that was not to happen as diplomacy failed.
The harsh treaty of Versailles had made it hard for the losing sides not to harbor resentment and it burst open in another animosity and war
Answer: the United States established a policy of neutrality and assumed a neutral stance
Explanation:
Americans realized that the French Revolution was a catalyst for somewhat of a snowball effect encouraging bigger, far reaching conflicts throughout Europe to avoid such political and international issues Americans opted for neutrality
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<span>Two major themes of this speech were the idea that isolationism was impossible and the idea that all Americans were pulling together (and needed to continue to do so) to face a moment of crisis.
You can decide which one you like. :)
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