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Matthew Holden

21 April, 22:27

How did the United States continue trade during the war without actually entering the war effort?

I have this narrowed down to two answers:

A) The cash-and-carry policy for warring nations

C) The Kellogg-Briand Pact to allow for trade and keep the country out of war

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