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How did the United States go from a policy of isolationism to active involvement in World War II
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How did the United States go from a policy of isolationism to active involvement in World War II

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They switched from isolationism to being involved because they were attacked by the Japanese in 1941.

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The bombing of pearl harbor

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The USA sanctioned Japan before the bombing due to Japans invasions of other countries such as China

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