United States used to follow the policy of ‘Isolationist’ before the start of World War 2 till 1939.
Further Explanation:-
When President Roosevelt joined the office as the president in 1933, his main concern was to bring the American economy back on track which was going through the great depression. Despite this, President Roosevelt always kept his eye on foreign affairs. He was a believer in strong and good international relations and always thought that having good relations with neighboring countries will solve almost half of American domestic issues. He believed that great depression could come to end if he solidified ties with foreign traders and foreign markets instead of weakening them.
Period of 1930 was the period of deep Isolationism for the United States as the United States didn't attend many international conferences and they focused mostly on tariff agreements along with smaller countries of Latin America. The American isolationists advocated of noninvolvement in European and Asian conflicts. Various measures were taken by the United States government to avoid political and military conflicts internationally as it continued to expand economically to protect its interests in Latin America.
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Answer details:
Grade – High School
Subject – History
Chapter – Isolationism
Keywords – Isolation, Isolationism, United States, Political, Military, Conflict, Latin America, Roosevelt, Tariff, Agreement.
