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Which action associated with the united states' "return to normalcy" is described below? in 1928, fifteen nations agreed to reject war as a means of settling disagreements with one another. it's flaw? the agreement didn't cover the idea of wars for self-defense. emergency quota act kellogg-briand pact monroe doctrine treaty of peace

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