Containment was the policy of
a. preventing further expansion of the Soviet Unions influence in the hope of fostering its eventual downfall.
b. preserving U.S. autonomy in foreign policy decisions.
c. retaining American resources at home.
d. preventing European interference in the Western Hemisphere.
e. establishing democracy around the world.
Question 2
Although Franklin Roosevelt pledged to remain neutral, why did the United States eventually enter World War II?
a. Churchill acknowledged that Britain was going to be forced to surrender, and Russia was unable to win the war alone.
b. Congress strongly disagreed with the way Britain and France handled the Munich Conference.
c. France fell to the Nazi army.
d. Hitler invaded Poland.
e. Japan attacked Pearl Harbor and Germany declared war on the United States.
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