In World War II why was it difficult for the U.S to enter the war?
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The main reason why it was difficult for the US to enter World War II was World War I.
After WWI, the majority of the American people were very unhappy with the fact that the US had been involved in the war at all. They felt that the war had not been in the national interests of the United States. They felt that the US had been dragged...
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