Which statement explains why the United States did not enter World War II until directly attacked by Japan? A) United States did not have vital economic interests involved B) military leaders did not think the United States was prepared for was C) public sentiment was evenly divided about which side to support D) isolationist sentiment was strong in the united state

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Belen Sutton

12 February, 21:16

Which statement explains why the United States did not enter World War II until directly attacked by Japan? A) United States did not have vital economic interests involved B) military leaders did not think the United States was prepared for was C) public sentiment was evenly divided about which side to support D) isolationist sentiment was strong in the united state

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Bailey Tran · Answer 1

The United States had rejected the idea of being involved with any other countries that were currently involved in war. The answer would be D, Isolationist sentiment was strong in the United States.