How did US involvement in World War II permanently end the policies of isolationism and contribute to the emergence of the country as a "superpower"?

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Nickspiel · Answer 1 · 2023-05-20T16:13:49+0000

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The United States' direct involvement in WW2 ended isolationist policies through the sale of supplies and direct troop deployments into the European battle, which was previously known as simply that.

How did US involvement in World War II permanently end the policies of isolationism and contribute to the emergence of the country as a "superpower"?

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