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Both President Harding and President Coolidge believed in an isolationist policy. True False
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Both President Harding and President Coolidge believed in an isolationist policy. True False

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Yes, in general it is true that both President Harding and President Coolidge believed in an isolationist policy, but in the case of Coolidge this was mostly because he was following the isolationist sentiments of the population at the time.
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