Question
Following the Neutrality Acts, which of the following best describes the U.S. stance on military alliances before entering WWII?
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The U.S. formed strong alliances with European democracies
The U.S. favored isolationism and avoided military commitments
The U.S. actively supported the Axis powers
The U.S. participated in several international conflicts
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The U.S. formed strong alliances with European democracies
The U.S. favored isolationism and avoided military commitments
The U.S. actively supported the Axis powers
The U.S. participated in several international conflicts
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The best description of the U.S. stance on military alliances before entering WWII is:
**The U.S. favored isolationism and avoided military commitments.**
The Neutrality Acts were designed to prevent the U.S. from being drawn into foreign conflicts, reflecting a strong isolationist sentiment at that time.
**The U.S. favored isolationism and avoided military commitments.**
The Neutrality Acts were designed to prevent the U.S. from being drawn into foreign conflicts, reflecting a strong isolationist sentiment at that time.