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Which of the following was a reason for the isolation of the United States in the 1930

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The reason for the isolation of the U.S. in the 1930s was a combination of the Great Depression and the memory of WWI losses the U.S. suffered.
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The reason for the isolation of the United Stated in the 1930's was the memory of the people tragically lost in World War I combined with the Great Depression.

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These two factors contributed greatly in pushing America's public opinion and policy into isolation, also advocating non-involvement in European and Asian conflicts or other international politics.

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