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The Japanese victory prevented the United States from advancing toward Japan.

Question 3 (Multiple Choice, Worth 1 point)

Which statement explains why the United States remained out of World War II prior to the Japanese attack?

A. Politicians and the American public shared a strong isolationist sentiment.
B. The Allies did not need help from the United States to defeat their enemies.
C. The United States did not have an economic stake in the outcome of the war.
D. Military leaders were uncertain the U.S. military was prepared to fight.

Question 4 (Multiple Choice, Worth 1 point)



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Final answer:

The U.S. entered World War II after Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941, ending its isolationist policies.


Explanation:

The United States entered World War II following Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941. The attack served as a catalyst that propelled the U.S. into the war despite previous isolationist sentiments. As tensions had been escalating, with the U.S. supporting Britain against Germany and longstanding issues with Japan over power in the Pacific.


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