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30 September, 09:26

Why was America hesitant to get involved in foreign affairs

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  1. 30 September, 11:55
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    Answer: Americans thought it would bring thier country together

    Explanation: The American wanted thier country/state to get bigger. For example: Before there is only 13 colonies now thier is 50. They want country to be bigger and better.
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