From 1928 to 1936, the emphasis of United States foreign policy was on?

Question

a. forming military alliances to assist the democratic nations of Europe

b. providing military aid to countries trying to resist Communist takeovers.

c. making agreements with Adolf Hitler to aids Germany's economic development.

d. pursuing isolationism as a means of avoiding involvement in a foreign war.

Answer 1

D

It was a selfish policy. Had we been more involved in world affairs maybe 6 million Jews wouldn't have been exterminated.

Answer 2

[c] at least in trade  this would be of help [d] pursuing isolationism     [ b]posibly supply or sell weapons to anyone interested but actually  seek to supress it at home  with early fbi   the fbi is said to have been formed sometime in the 1920's for sure supressing workers unions at least i think so

Answer 3

Bear in mind that following the end of World War 1 (The War to End All Wars: 1914 -1918), the US was devastated by the cost of victory in a war that it avoided entering until 1917.  The US had paid a terrible price in enforcing its military alliances, Communism was not, as yet considered a imminent global threat, and not only did the US have no interest in aiding Germany's economic development, Adolf Hitler was not quite yet a force to be reckoned with.  The US had no interest in yet another war.

Answer 4

A and B was the primary obj of USA's foreign policy during the Cold War Era...

C's definitely out...

Ans... D

Answer 5

D. is what they claimed and preached, but it actually ended up being A...but D would be the correct answer....

Answer 6

D- isolationism. Then the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor and we got pissed.