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How was the U.S. reaction to the start of both WWI and WWII the SAME?

How was the U.S. reaction to the start of both WWI and WWII the SAME?
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How was the U.S. reaction to the start of both WWI and WWII the SAME?

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The U.S. was not immediately involved in them. The U.S. remained neutral/isolationist to conflict. It was only because of provocation (German mocking/killing innocent Americans in WW1 & Japan’s Pearl Harbor) that we joined both.
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