This is an honorable and true statement.
During the 1920s, the US fought battle between isolationism and an internationalist policy.
STRUGGLES OF THE UNITED STATES DURING TWENTIES
- Even after Japan invaded Manchuria, the United States stayed out of international disputes. After Hitler's reelection, which raised the risk of war, President Roosevelt informed the American people that it would not be feasible to negotiate a peace treaty with him.
- Following the war, the threat posed by the Soviet Union under Joseph Stalin dampened any return to isolationism. During the war, the Roosevelt administration and other leaders spurred Americans to support the creation of the United Nations (1945).
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Correct Question - The United States struggled between policies of internationalism and isolationism during the twenties.
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