When the Second World War started in 1939, the United States stayed neutral. There were even legal restrictions to the sales of weapons and ammunitions to foreign countries, though it changed later. President F.D. Roosevelt knew that sooner or later, the US would have to enter the war, but a good part of the public was in the traditional isolationist mood. Nevertheless, American sympathies for Britain were never hidden.
Polk was in favor of acquiring both Texas and Oregon because he was a firm believer in manifest destiny. ... This belief that it was inevitable that this land would belong to the US prompted the federal government to acquire lands like Texas and Oregon.
Answer: Franklin-Nashville Campaign (September–December 1864) so it is false
Explanation: The Mississippi Campaign-Both sides needed the Mississippi. In the end, the Union Army won, led by Grant. -The Kentucky-Tennessee Campaign-Union Buell and Confederate Bragg.
