Which action indicated that the United States would resume a policy of isolationism during the 1930s?

European nations attempted to sign agreements with the United States, but the government refused.

The U. S. Coast Guard and Army combined to establish firm border security.

Congress passed five neutrality laws in order to stay out of any conflicts.

The United States failed to pay its dues to the League of Nations.

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4 March, 20:11

Which action indicated that the United States would resume a policy of isolationism during the 1930s?

European nations attempted to sign agreements with the United States, but the government refused.

The U. S. Coast Guard and Army combined to establish firm border security.

Congress passed five neutrality laws in order to stay out of any conflicts.

The United States failed to pay its dues to the League of Nations.

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Xzavier Donaldson · Answer 1

The answer to the question that is being presented above would be the fourth statement which is ' Congress passed five neutrality laws in order to stay out of any conflicts.'. This is because the US did not want to involve in matters from other countries, thus, satisfying the premise of isolationism.