During the 1930s the united states followed a foreign policy of isolationism. which is the best example of that policy?

Avoiding alliances with other nations.  

Further Explanation:

During the period of the 1930s, the United States pushed itself towards isolation because of the tragic loss it suffered because of world war 1 which was further followed by Great depression. The foreign policy that President of the United States Woodrow Wilson followed was the policy of isolation. People who were in support of isolation advocated that the US should not involve in the conflicts of European nations as well as Asian countries and should not have much of a say in international politics.  

During this period of time, the United nations avoided any kind of alliance with other nations nor it will have any military combat with any other country. But the United States continued to expand its interests in Latin America. Just after world war 1, the United States distanced itself from international politics. It also rejected the membership of the league of nations. It was attacked by the Japanese troops on pearl Harbor which made the United States join allied forces against axis powers leaving behind the period of isolation.  

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Answer Details:

Grade: High School

Chapter: Isolation Period

Subject: History

Keywords:

United States, Europe, Asia, isolation Japan, Attack, pearl Harbour, Allied powers, Axis powers, Latin America, Pearl Harbour.

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