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1. The Great depression and World War One contributed to pushing American public opinion and policy toward isolationism.
2. America becoming involved in European alliances and wars led to isolationism as well.
3. The U.S. is not isolated today because they trade and they have troops in manu

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1. In 1467,civil war in Japan chattered the feudal system and central rule ended.
2. Japanese welcomed traders from Portugal, and later from other European countries.
3. Japan is not isolated today because they trade and have contact with other people

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1. They forbid foreign trade in Ming China
2. China withdrew into isolation limiting European contacts and abandoning the exploration and extension of wealth and power begun by Zheng He
3. China is not isolated today because they trade and have contact with other countries

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The League of Nations was first proposed by Woodrow Wilson in 1918. When World War 1 ended on November 11, 1918, the League of Nations was created as an organization for nations to work together. The purpose of the league was to promote peace between the countries involved.

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A World Power Steps Away from the World...

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A World Power Steps Away from the World (8) During World War I, the United States attempted to maintain a policy of neutrality. However, that policy fell through when the United States interfered to help the Allied Powers win.

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WW2 Cartoons from Punch magazine by Bernard Partridge | PUNCH Magazine Cartoon Archive

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America gets out the Gun. The Voice from the Barrel. "You're only annoying them Uncle. Very likely they'll go away." (an American hides in the Isolationism barrel as Uncle Sam, polishing his rifle, watches Nazi arrows hit his house)