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(MC) Why did the United States participate in the Washington Conference (1921) and the Kellogg-Briand Pact (1928)?

A. To reduce barriers to international trade
B. To work with other nations to prevent future wars
C. To form military alliances as a defense against aggression
D. To expand American influence over Asia and Latin America



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Final answer:

The United States participated in these conferences to prevent future wars through international cooperation and diplomacy.


Explanation:

The United States participated in the Washington Conference (1921) and the Kellogg-Briand Pact (1928) for the primary purpose of working with other nations to prevent future wars. These initiatives were driven by the desire to promote international peace and security through diplomatic agreements and efforts such as disarmament.


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