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In the early 1900s, many Americans felt safe from foreign attack due to the geographical advantages of the United States, including its vast oceans to the east and west, which served as natural barriers against potential invasions. Additionally, the country had a relatively strong military presence and was emerging as an industrial power, which contributed to a sense of security. The prevailing isolationist sentiment also fostered the belief that the U.S. could avoid entanglement in European conflicts. Lastly, the Monroe Doctrine reinforced the idea that European powers should not interfere in the Americas, further solidifying the perception of safety.
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How did Americans feel about World War 2?
The Americans feel scared of the war. they felt hurt and sad because they losed someone that they loved and cared about. also they felt that the most important thing was winning the war.
Who do you think would feel most threatened by nuclear missile attack in 1960?
america
Why did Americans feel that Germany was their enemy in 1917?
Americans felt that the Germans ware their enemy in 1917 because they though Germany through their leader Hitlar wanted to rule them.
Why did some Americans still feel worried about the future of their country after World War 2?
Some Americans still felt worried about the future of the US after World War 2 because the USSR still seemed like a threat. During the war the Russians had developed the Atomic Bomb, which was often on the minds of Americans.
Why did many of the Americans feel secure during the 1930s despite increasing military conflict in Asia and Europe?
Many Americans felt secure during the 1930s despite rising military conflicts abroad due to a focus on domestic issues and the belief in isolationism. The Great Depression dominated the national agenda, leading people to prioritize economic recovery over foreign affairs. Additionally, the Atlantic and Pacific oceans provided a geographical buffer, fostering a sense of distance from the turmoil in Europe and Asia. This mindset was reinforced by political leaders who emphasized non-interventionist policies, contributing to a perception of safety at home.
How many people died in hurricane 1900?
1.900 people died in 1900 i feel really bad
Why did many Americans feel disappointed with reconstruction?
why did many americans feel disappointed with reconstuction
What is Romneys view on foreign policies?
how does Romney feel about Foreign Policy
What was the result of how difficult it was to travel long distances in the early 1800?
Americans did not feel connected to the whole country
How did the Japanese army feel about the attack on Pearl Harbor after it happened?
The Japanese Army was happy with the various attacks on the British, Dutch & Americans (including the Pearl Harbor attack). The Japanese Army was the main force behind the idea of going to war with Britain & the US.
Will jaguars attack people?
They will if they feel threatened.
Why did Americans settlers feel it was necessary to remove the Americans Indians?
To have more space
Do skunks attack people?
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Do wolves attack when you look them in the eye?
they feel threatened
What does it feel in a shark attack?
It feels verey bad
How do Americans feel about international trade?
nothing
How did the African Americans feel about the war and why?
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