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Isolationism In The 1930s

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In the 1930s the great depression and the tragic losses of World War I pushed public American opinion and policy towards isolationism ( ) Isolationists encouraged non-involvement in Asian and European rivalry and non-entanglement in foreign Politics ( ) The united states of America took many precautions to avoid any military or political conflict over the seas, the united states proceeded to expand economically and defended its interests with Latin America( ) The rulers of this Isolationist movement drafted upon history to support their position, the farewell address of president George Washington encouraged non-involvement in European warfare and Politics( ) For almost all of the 19th century the Atlantic and the
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