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The author says "Reluctantly, but unavoidably America a world power"...what does he mean by this, why was America Reluctant to become a world power?
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The author says "Reluctantly, but unavoidably America a world power"...what does he mean by this, why was America Reluctant to become a world power?

The author says "Reluctantly, but unavoidably America a world power"...what-example-1
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The US wanted to isolate itself from the world. Now, since it was a world power, it won't be able to isolate itself since it is now intermingled with the rest of the world.
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