How did the united states demonstrate its isolationist policy before world war ii? by avoiding alliances and other international relationships by encouraging alliances and international relationships by avoiding friendships with other foreign countries by encouraging independence among states in the us

The correct answer is option A. The United States demonstrated its isolation policy before World War II by avoiding alliances and other international relationships. Under the mandate of President Harding and President Calvin Coolidge, the Republican Government adopted the isolationism, which is a foreign policy. Prior to World War II, the isolationism constituted a strategic and economic policy aiming to achieve self-advancement. This policy led to an  economically independent United States, being in harmony with other countries.

According to the question, the united states demonstrate its isolationist policy before World War II by avoiding alliance and other international relationships.

Isolationism means noninterference with rest of the world.

Isolationism refers to policies of government of taking no responsibility in the affairs of other nations.

Isolationism can be a refusal to enter into treaties, alliances, trade and other international agreement. However, citizens on the side of isolationism, known as isolationists hold the views that isolationism will allow the nations to dedicate all its resources to its advancement.

They argued that isolationism would make the nation to be at peace and avoid playing roles that bind the country with other nations.  

Although before the war of independence isolationism has been practiced to some degree in the United States foreign policy.  

In the United State, isolationism didn’t actually mean the total avoidance of other nations, though American isolationists didn’t want the country to play any role in the affairs of other nations.

Throughout the 19th century, the United States remained politically isolated.

Isolationism was adopted during the administration of President Harding and President Calvin Coolidge. The foreign policy was successful because the United State was economically independent and was also in harmony with the rest of the nations.

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