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Many Americans were motivated to seek “a return to normalcy” after World War I because they
wanted to achieve world peace by joining with other nations.
saw the present as a simple and peaceful time.
saw the past as a simpler, less problematic time.
wanted the US to take its place as a leader in world affairs.

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saw the past as a simpler, less problematic time.

Explanation: Harding’s slogan appealed to voters tired of war, social upheaval, and progressive reforms — they wanted to return to prewar stability and normal everyday life, not greater international involvement.