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14. Why did many Americans oppose getting involved in World War n? A. Americans had close alliances with German and Japan. B. America wasn't capable of fighting a large war. C. America was concerned about
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14. Why did many Americans oppose getting involved in World War n? A. Americans had close alliances with German and Japan. B. America wasn't capable of fighting a large war. C. America was concerned about invasion from Mexico. D. They were busy dealing with the Great Depression.

14. Why did many Americans oppose getting involved in World War n? A. Americans had-example-1
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america wasn't capable of fighting a large war. we only had a standing army of 100,000 Germany's was 4,000,000 also we didn't have the nationalism needed for the war.
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