By June 1940, a strong majority of American public opinion had come to favor
a. the America First position of keeping America out of the European war at all costs.
b. declaring war on Nazi Germany and sending American troops to aid the Allies in fighting the Nazis.
c. permitting U.S. volunteers to fight in Britain.
d. seeking a peaceful accommodation with Adolf Hitler over Europe that accepted the fall of France.
e. providing Britain with all aid short of war, at the risk of armed hostilities with Germany.
Question 2
In his campaign for the presidency in 2000, George W. Bush promised to
a. pursue America's national interests without restraint from traditional U.S. allies.
b. bring reconciliation after the sharp partisan divisions of the Clinton years.
c. pursue hard right conservative policies regarding the environment and social welfare.
d. protect the environment and try to stop global warming.
e. balance the federal budget under all circumstances.
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