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14. Why did many Americans oppose getting involved in World War n? A. Americans had close alliances with German and Japan. B. America wasn't capable of fighting a large war…

14. Why did many Americans oppose getting involved in World War n? A. Americans had close alliances with German and Japan. B. America wasn't capable of fighting a large war…
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14. Why did many Americans oppose getting involved in World War n? A. Americans had close alliances with German and Japan. B. America wasn't capable of fighting a large war. C. America was concerned about invasion from Mexico. D. They were busy dealing with the Great Depression.

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america wasn't capable of fighting a large war. we only had a standing army of 100,000 Germany's was 4,000,000 also we didn't have the nationalism needed for the war.
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