Joining WW II

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 Joining WW II             There are several reasons why the United States should have joined the war on the Allies’ side before 1941 on behalf of the common good. In 1939 Hitler’s quests for Lebensraum (living space) were getting too great and his ideas of expansion delineated a clear propensity toward war. The watchful president Roosevelt was observing German’s trend and was actually very worried about the outcome of WW II but he decided to stay out of war in order to keep high his electors’ consensus. His isolationist policy certainly made happy the majority of the
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Americans but it wasn’t on behalf of the common good; In fact, lots of events could have moved U.S. into war but the isolationists didn’t let Roosevelt join the war even if it was the right thing to do since the American intervention was necessary. For example he non-aggression pact signed by Stalin and Hitler should have brought the U.S. into war but it didn’t. This secret agreement, later become known by the attack of the USSR to the Eastern Poland, said that Germany and USSR will never attack each other and that they would have invaded Poland simultaneously and ...

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