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WWI helped establish the characteristic of isolationism in the United States. After entering WWI, America lost about 200000 men, and did all this for very little gain. They would rather watch Europe fight their own wars and experience the economic benefits of the war, rather than help.
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What does that tell you about the American attitudes from 1870 until the 1950s?
They were racist
Which decade saw a marked decline in American attitudes toward government?
1970
Dominant postwar American attitudes and the major movements of the 1920's?
Do your hw fool
How did Americans help win WW1?
can American forces help the Ail es win the woe
What was the American attitudes toward Europe in the late 19th century?
Suspicion of European society as decadent and aristocratic
What were the attitudes towards shell shock in ww1?
The attitudes towards shell shock were..............................................................................................................................................................................................not good
What events did not shape American attitudes toward the wars in Southeast Asia by 1971?
the end of the American bombing campaign in North Vietnam. (The US hadn't yet stopped)
How did racial attitudes at the turn of the century shape American perceptions of Cuba and Puerto Rico and the Philippines?
Because there were wars going on between them.
What was the American army called during ww1?
American Troops
How did American Indians' attitudes about land change after the European's arrived?
how did american indians attitudes about land use change after the europens arrived
What shape was Germany in post ww1?
looks like a pacman to me
What attitudes became prevalent in America after ww1?
Many jobs were taken by women therefor leaving no jobs for the returning veterans.
What were american soliders called in ww1?
Doughboys
How did the idea of manifest destiny shape American attitudes regarding the Oregon Country?
The idea that this was our destiny some how gave the Americans the thought it was okay to kick the natives off their land.
What are your attitudes towards life and how do they shape your perspective on the world?
My attitudes towards life are positive and optimistic. I believe in the power of resilience, growth, and kindness. These attitudes shape my perspective on the world by helping me see challenges as opportunities for growth, and by fostering empathy and understanding towards others.
What does American psyche mean?
The American psyche refers to the collective beliefs, attitudes, and mental characteristics that shape the behavior and mindset of American society as a whole. It encompasses the values, ideals, and cultural norms that influence how Americans think and act in various aspects of life.
Why did the attitudes of the American soldiers change dramatically after this event?
The reason that american soldiers attitude changed was because they were attacked. Unlike WW1 Korea and Vietnam were they were drawn into the conflict, pearl harbour was a sneak attack on the US, a low blow or cheap shot if you will. This filled americans with anger and made them unite.
