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40POINTS Why was the U.S. hesitant to enter World War II? It did not involve any American assets It had not been attacked by any aggressors The people could not convince the president to fight The country
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Why was the U.S. hesitant to enter World War II?
It did not involve any American assets
It had not been attacked by any aggressors
The people could not convince the president to fight
The country was making too much money off of supplies

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A. It did not involve any America assets.
Explanation: during the early stages of the war the US declared neutrality, yet it still shipped supplies
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