Based on the experiences of the US in World War One, a large number of Americans did not want to engage itself in World War Two. It might be called a "peace movement" or a case of "isolationism", either way, the US did not want to become involved in World War Two. There was of course, a group of people who saw an immense danger posed by Nazi Germany. However, the Atlantic Ocean seemed at the time of 1939 an adequate barrier from war torn Europe. Also, the invasion of the Soviet Union by Hitler created a British, Exiled French and Soviet alliance that many Americans wanted to avoid. The prospect of being allied with Stalin was not held in high esteem.
No argument mattered after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.
Remain out of war.
Yes. Although that nation may try to get involved and fight for their opinion about the conflict. Sometimes,when,involved,they choose a side. Otherwise,sure, - they can stay quiet.
The United Kingdom declared war on Germany on August 4, 1914 after Germany declared war on Belgium. The British had made sure that part of the Treaty of London of 1839, agreed upon by all the major powers in Europe, stipulated that Belgium was to remain neutral and sovereign at all times.
!917 and 1918. World War 1 began in 1914, and for much of it the US tried to remain neutral in what was seen as primarily a European imperial conflict.
Staying out of European affairs.
Remain neutral don't get involved in forgein political affairs
There were no reason for Sweden to get involved in WWI
The war was a European war. The expense to build armaments was massive. Americans did not want to bury other Americans.
Remain out of war.
He wanted the U.S. to remain neutral, not to be involved in any foreign entanglements.
He wanted the U.S. to remain neutral, not to be involved in any foreign entanglements.
Because it (Switzerland) preferred to remain neutral and also because the major powers allowed it to remain neutral so they could use it as a safe banking center and a go-between country in case they want to negotiate or meet to wheel and deal.
It is neutral. Water is neutral so it will remain neutral in all its forms.
The Canadian government tried its best to remain neutral during the Vietnam war, however when the time came Canadian citizens themselves became involved. It is believed that Canadian enlistment in the US Army during the Vietnam era far surpassed the 30,000 who fled as draft dodgers to Canada.
Yes. Although that nation may try to get involved and fight for their opinion about the conflict. Sometimes,when,involved,they choose a side. Otherwise,sure, - they can stay quiet.
The US wanted to remain neutral in the war, much like Switzerland for example. However they were attacked by German U-Boats and had to get involved.
Yes