Question

5. Why did the U.S. try to remain neutral at the beginning of WWII?​

Answer 1

Many people in the United States were isolationists after The Great War and the memory of losing loved ones was fresh in peoples minds. Many felt that Europes problems would not affect the US. Not until Pearl Harbor did the US enter the war, and initially only against the Japanese. It took the relationship between Roosevelt and Churchill to convince Americans to join the European war theatre.

Answer 2

Step-by-step explanation:

The US was facing a recession in there economy (The Great Depression) and didn't want to get involved in another war that could possibly cause more detriment to there economy even more.