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Why did many Americans feel secure during the 1930s despite increasing military conflict in Asia and Europe?
The Atlantic and Pacific Oceans protected the U.S.
Why did many Americans feel secure during the 1930s despite increasing military conflict in Asia Europe?
The Atlantic and Pacific Oceans protected the U.S.
What was America's attitude to the problems of Europe?
Americans attitudes toward the conflict in Europe
How did the commercial revolution contribute to military conflict in Europe?
It enabled countries to afford large armies
During the Kosovo conflict NATO attempted to use its military powers to do all of the following except?
prevent the possibility of a wider conflict in europe
What was the last great religious military conflict in Europe?
The Thirty Years' War
Why were Americans supporting a neutral position in the 1930s regarding the growiing political and military tensions in Europe?
Americans did not want to get involved in a European war again.
After World War 1 Americans wanted world involvement without military entanglements?
The reason why Americans want a world of peace with no military entaglements is that millions of people in Europe died uncessarily for many unsolved issues and reasons. The Americans wished they had never go to war in Europe because it solved nothing and cause more problems with the Treaty of Versailles.
How did Europe's role in globle trade change after the eurpean discovery of the Americans?
the new resources from america came, Europe became powerful and dominated the world trade with military power.
How did African Americans react to the growing tensions in Europe in 1948?
with overt protests and criticism against the segregated draft and military service
How were most Americans exposed to the war in Europe?
Most Americans were exposed to the war in Europe during World War II primarily through news reports, radio broadcasts, and film. The government and media provided continuous coverage of the conflict, showcasing both the battles and the experiences of soldiers. Additionally, many families had members serving in the military, which further personalizes the war's impact. Rationing and war-related industries also made the war a part of everyday life for Americans on the home front.
Why did Washington urge Americans to maintain a policy of neutrality toward Europe?
So America won't take sides in the conflict between France and Britain.
