The Neutrality Acts of the 1930s
- A
Required automatic U.S. military intervention against any aggressor that attacked a League of Nations member
- B
Bound the U.S. to defend League members and to send expeditionary forces upon any foreign declaration of war
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Aimed to keep the U.S. out of European conflicts by prohibiting arms sales and loans to belligerents
- D
Encouraged U.S. entry into European wars by mandating arms sales and credit lines to any democratic belligerent
Explanation
Reflected isolationist sentiment after WWI disillusionment.