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Which marked the end of the u.s policy of avoiding involvement in the affairs of the outer countries?

Which marked the end of the u.s policy of avoiding involvement in the affairs of the outer countries?
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Which marked the end of the u.s policy of avoiding involvement in the affairs of the outer countries?

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The bombing of Pearl Harbor. They had finally brought the war to us
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The answer is World War II

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