A MAJOR reason for the United States neutrality in the 1930's was the nation's Option 1 Belief in the domino theory Option 2 Military and Naval superiority Option 3 Strong approval of political conditions in Europe Option 4 Disillusionment resulting from World War I

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A MAJOR reason for the United States neutrality in the 1930's was the nation's Option 1 Belief in the domino theory Option 2 Military and Naval superiority Option 3 Strong approval of political conditions in Europe Option 4 Disillusionment resulting from World War I

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Option 4: Disillusionment resulting from World War I

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The United States' neutrality in the 1930s was influenced significantly by its disillusionment following World War I. The immense losses and the impact of the war left the nation wary of becoming involved in another international conflict. This sentiment was further reinforced by widespread public opinion and legislative actions like the Neutrality Acts, aiming to prevent the U.S. from being drawn into overseas wars.

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A MAJOR reason for the United States neutrality in the 1930's was the nation's Option 1 Belief in the domino theory Option 2 Military and Naval superiority Option 3 Strong approval of political conditions in Europe Option 4 Disillusionment resulting from World War I

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