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Adrienne

9 March, 13:29

In his speech, Lindbergh embodies popular American sentiments toward the conflict in Europe by encouraging

A.

American support for and engagement in the war

B.

American support for, though not engagement in, the war

C.

an entirely isolationist stance, keeping American interests separate

D.

a partly isolationist stance, in which America would send limited troops

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