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Which role did isolationism play in World War II?

a. France was forced to face Germany alone as the United States continued its policy of isolationism.

b. German remilitarization and the outbreak of war was due to Germany’s isolation after World War I.

c. Germany isolated targeted nations to invade them more efficiently.

d. Germany continued to focus on defeating the nations of Europe while the United States remained isolated.

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D. Germany continued to focus on defeating the nations of Europe while the United States remained isolated.

This was shown in the fact that the United States stayed neutral until 1941 and that was only because of Japan bombing Pearl Harbor
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