Isolationist Foreign Policy During Interwar Years (1918-1939)

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Introduction:

Foreign policy is a strategy having to deal with other nations. After the World War I, the U.S refuse to bound with other international peace. Which caused the European and the isolationism to become even more complicated. After that the war broke out in the year of 1939, making it impossible for the U.S to withdrawn.