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What policy caused the united states not to join the league of nations in 1918?
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What policy caused the united states not to join the league of nations in 1918?

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Isolationism

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Isolationism was the policy that kept them from joining the League of Nations. Isolationism is when a group stays away from or ignores all people in that group. Mainly political matters of other countries.
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