Which of the following best characterized American foreign policy during the 1920-1930s(2 points) Responses Isolationism Isolationism Imperialism Imperialism Diplomacy Diplomacy Expansionism

Answer 1

The best characterization of American foreign policy during the 1920s and 1930s is Isolationism. During this period, the United States largely sought to avoid involvement in international conflicts and focused on domestic issues, particularly in the wake of World War I and the Great Depression. This approach included rejecting participation in the League of Nations and enacting various Neutrality Acts to prevent the entanglement in foreign wars.

Answer 2

First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt redefined the roles as First Lady, she used her position to help all EXCEPT(2 points) Responses Rural poor Rural poor Women Women African Americans African Americans Immigrants

Answer 3

First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt redefined the role of the First Lady and was an advocate for many social causes. However, among the options provided, she did less to focus specifically on the concerns of Immigrants compared to her efforts for the Rural poor, Women, and African Americans. While she did address immigrant issues in some contexts, her most notable advocacy was towards the rural poor and marginalized groups within the other categories mentioned.