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Before the 1890s, America was an isolationist nation. By the 1920s, What events in American history caused the nation to look outward and become involved in world affairs?
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Before the 1890s, America was an isolationist nation. By the 1920s, What events in American history caused the nation to look outward and become involved in world affairs?

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The destruction and cost of WW1 had left their mark on America and the majority of Americans wanted to be kept out of any future involvement in European politics and simply wanted to be left alone to concentrate on building prosperity in the United States.

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