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Americans who didn't believe the USA should join the fight in World War II because Americans needed to "put Americans First" are called: Question 3 options: Isolationists War Mongers Quakers The Pentagon
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Americans who didn't believe the USA should join the fight in World War II because Americans needed to "put Americans First" are called:

Question 3 options:

Isolationists


War Mongers


Quakers


The Pentagon

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Isolationists. Isolation means staying apart. The people who didn’t want to get involved wanted to stay apart from the turmoil in Europe:
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