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U.S. Isolationist Policy- 1939
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The 1920's were VERY isolationist and until Americans were directly under fire, a lot of them still believed we should keep out of WWII.

If we're neutral, we can provide supplies to either side and make a bigger profit [make more jobs + end the dwindling depression] than if we sided with one side.
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U.S. Isolationist Policy- 1939 - by Corn - 2009-12-07, 08:28 PM
U.S. Isolationist Policy- 1939 - by Hazzy - 2009-12-07, 08:34 PM
U.S. Isolationist Policy- 1939 - by Corn - 2009-12-07, 08:36 PM
U.S. Isolationist Policy- 1939 - by Hazzy - 2009-12-07, 08:38 PM
U.S. Isolationist Policy- 1939 - by Corn - 2009-12-07, 08:40 PM
U.S. Isolationist Policy- 1939 - by Hazzy - 2009-12-07, 09:02 PM
U.S. Isolationist Policy- 1939 - by Corn - 2009-12-07, 09:10 PM
U.S. Isolationist Policy- 1939 - by BitchenCamero - 2009-12-07, 09:17 PM
U.S. Isolationist Policy- 1939 - by Star Drake - 2009-12-07, 10:33 PM
U.S. Isolationist Policy- 1939 - by xLeviathan - 2009-12-07, 10:54 PM
U.S. Isolationist Policy- 1939 - by Corn - 2009-12-07, 11:28 PM
U.S. Isolationist Policy- 1939 - by Russt - 2009-12-08, 01:14 AM
U.S. Isolationist Policy- 1939 - by Matt - 2009-12-08, 02:11 AM
U.S. Isolationist Policy- 1939 - by Corn - 2009-12-08, 04:37 PM

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