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Which statement best explains why the United States mainland suffered minimal physical damage in both world War I and world War ll

Which statement best explains why the United States mainland suffered minimal physical damage in both world War I and world War ll
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Which statement best explains why the United States mainland suffered minimal physical damage in both world War I and world War ll

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Because the Germans were to far to attack the US soil and after Pearl Harbour Americans were always expecting the Japanese to attack again.
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Very little fighting occurred in and around the US
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