Question

What political issue distinguished Wendell Willkie from Franklin D. Roosevelt?


Willkie was an isolationist, while Roosevelt believed it was time for the Unites States to join the war.


Willkie believed the United States should take steps toward joining the war.


Willkie believed the government should limit its expenditures.


Roosevelt was in favor of supporting Britain in its defense against Hitler, while Willkie was not.

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

@jazzyprincessyo can you help me

Answer 3

I think its c girly!

Answer 4

^Shes right Lexi

Answer 5

thanks you guys!(: I have like 2 more questions I may need elp with do you guys mind helping?

Answer 6

c

Answer 7

Lol it was her that did it but sure i dont mind :)

Answer 8

Which statement characterizes the role of the League of Nations in international affairs?


By the end of the 1930s, the league had little power to stop the aggression of rogue nations.


The decisions made by the league were greatly respected around the world.


The league successfully used sanctions and trade embargoes to curb aggression.


The United States' participation in the league strengthened its role in international negotiations.

Answer 9

umm i think its b but let her see too @taylor12344

Answer 10

b i think

Answer 11

Thank you taylor :). just had to make sure

Answer 12

b was incorrect :(

Answer 13

Umm try a then

Answer 14

I cant it wont let me

Answer 15

Imm sorry gimme the next one ill get it right

Answer 16

next question?

Answer 17

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