How did the United States respond to the international problems of the early-to-middle 1930s, such as Japan's attack on China, Italy's invasion of Ethiopia, and the Spanish Civil War?

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17 June, 23:34

How did the United States respond to the international problems of the early-to-middle 1930s, such as Japan's attack on China, Italy's invasion of Ethiopia, and the Spanish Civil War?

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Lamar · Answer 1

We wanted to stay out of it since the great depression was still fresh in the minds of the public we didn't want war and we where in no way ready or up to date on technology of the time since we where still rebuild our economy. although we later supported the start of the war by sending equipment to the UK and France we still didn't want to fight. At least until Pearl Harbor happened.