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How did americans react to the events in Europe and asia in the early world war 2?

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Americans did not want to get involve in the early stages of WWII.
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How the Americans reacted to the events in Europe and Asia in the early world war 2 was to declare isolationism. This is further explained below.

What is Isolatism?

Generally, Isolatism is simply defined as non-interference with other parties' interests, particularly those of foreign nations' political concerns

In conclusion, American policy throughout the early years of World War II was characterized by a policy of isolationism.

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