7.2 - War in Europe and Pearl Harbor

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During the late 1930s, which factor most influenced the United States to change its policies of isolationism and neutrality? Options: The desire to strengthen the League of Nations, The need to protect vital sources of oil in Southwest Asia, The need to prevent the spread of communism by the Soviet Union, The concern about the aggressive behavior of Germany, Italy, and Japan

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The concern about the aggressive behavior of Germany, Italy, and Japan

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A major reason the United States entered World War II was to —

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Stop totalitarian aggression

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The event reported in this dispatch led directly to —

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U.S. entry into World War II

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Which action replaces the question mark on this cause-and-effect diagram? Options: Implements an embargo against Japan, Sends ground troops to fight the Chinese, Bans the sale of weapons to China, Appeases Japanese demands for new territory

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Implements an embargo against Japan

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What were the primary factors that led to the United States to re-assess its policy of neutrality?

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Economic interests and alliances