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Did the United States stay neutral in the years before the bombing of Pearl Harbor? Explain why you believe the U.S. did or did not stay neutral.
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Did the United States stay neutral in the years before the bombing of Pearl Harbor? Explain why you believe the U.S. did or did not stay neutral.

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Yes, because they wanted to stay friendly with both parties
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Yes the United States stayed neutral the years before the bombing of Pearl Harbor. The United States didn’t get involved in the war to build up their own defenses and avoided conflict with either sides but to also keep American citizens safe.
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