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During the 1930's internationalists wanted the us to?
take a more active role in world affairs(novanet) -egb-
What did the internationalists want the US to do during the 1930s?
During the 1930s internationalists wanted the US to take a more active role in world affairs.
Does the government take a more active role in a command economy?
Yes
What role does the president of Canada take?
Canada does not have a president. Canada has a Prime Minister (head of government) and a Governor General (head of state).
Will Canada take over the world one day?
no.
How is Canada connected to the world through politics?
In most world affairs, Canada prefers to take a back seat to bigger countries like the U.S. However, if provoked, Canada will take action.
What is the role of the governor general of canada?
To perform ceremonial roles as required by our Constitution..steve can take it from there.
Which of admiral mahan's goals for becoming a world power is consider most important?
His take on the important role of sea power in the world
How did the US take a more active role in world affairs?
Almost 50 years after the United States broke away from Britain, President Monroe enacted the Monroe doctrine to protect themselves from outside influences.
How did the US take more active role in world affairs?
Almost 50 years after the United States broke away from Britain, President Monroe enacted the Monroe doctrine to protect themselves from outside influences.
Eva wants to overcome her internalized racism. Which action will help her do so?
She should take an active role in identifying people who can serve as her role models.
How and why did US take a more active role in world affairs?
Just prior to as well as during World War II, the United States took on a more active role in world affairs than it ever did previously for several reasons. For one thing, President Roosevelt and his administration were far-sighted in their understanding of the real threat posed by the Axis Powers. For another thing, American industry and military strength had never been stronger, and they would only increase as the war progressed.
