The author, Bailey, refers to the "illusion of isolation" when he talks about the Monroe Doctrine in 1823. Is it possible for a country to be isolated today? Was it truly possible in Washington's day? Explain your answers.

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What actions did americans take to show their patriotism after peal harbor