Question

Which of the following forced the United States to become more involved in the issues of other countries?

The United States was facing a crippling economy
Great Britain requested military help
The French insisted that the United States become more involved
Germany began to attack surrounding countries and Hitler's forces became more aggressive

Answer 1

Germany began to attack surrounding countries and Hitler's forces became more aggressive

Explanation: During the first 2 years of World War II, America was neutral in the conflict. Thus, it did not participate in any military operation, nor did it get involved in important geopolitical issues, limiting itself to trading with the allied nations, mainly Great Britain. However, the rise of Hitler as a totalitarian figure in Europe, and his actions against Jews, gypsies and other minorities were not ignored by the Americans, who considered Hitler as a dictatorial figure, dangerous and contrary to democratic values of the nation. Thus, the further the conflict progressed, the more America aligned itself ideologically with the allies, without participating militarily but supporting them through the provision of inputs. Finally, after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941, America declared war on the Axis.

Answer 2

Correct answer is Great Britain requested military help .

Step-by-step explanation:

First option is not correct as after the Great Depression American economy was strongest in the world.

Second option is correct, as United States and Britain had good relations before the war and during the war Britain also asked for assistance.

Third option is not correct, as France and United States weren't that close politically.

Last option is not correct as this was not bothering States at the time that much. It was a European issue.