Question

The discussion centered around Roosevelt's "Quarantine Speech" and the passage of the Neutrality Act were evidence of what?

a) Nationwide support for appeasement
b) National outrage over the bombing of Pearl Harbor
c) Strong isolationist feelings in the US prior to WWII
d) Outrage and horor over use of the atomic weapon

Answer 1

The correct answer is C.

The Quarantine Speech and Neutrality Act were both ways in which the US wanted to remain isolated. During this era, the United States was trying to stay out of World War II.

The bombing of Pearl Harbor and the worries behind the power of the atomic weapon were not issues until the 1940's. All of the events described in the question happened during the 1930's, showing these answers cannot be correct.

Answer 2

The answer is C.

Explanation:

The Quarantine Speech and Neutrality Act were both manners by which the US needed to stay confined. Amid this period, the United States was attempting to avoid World War II. The shelling of Pearl Harbor and the stresses behind the intensity of the nuclear weapon were not issues until the 1940's. The majority of the occasions depicted in the inquiry occurred amid the 1930's, demonstrating these answers can't be right.