During WWII, how did the U.S. feel about it?

It was a European-based war and that it should stay untouched by Americans

During WWII, why did the U.S. feel this way about it, and what was its counter-opinion?

Americans felt that joining the European-based war was going to cause catastrophic death and destruction. Others felt that the addition of American troops and supplies would aid the allies to victory.

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During WWII, how did the U.S. feel about it?	It was a European-based war and that it should stay untouched by Americans
During WWII, why did the U.S. feel this way about it, and what was its counter-opinion?	Americans felt that joining the European-based war was going to cause catastrophic death and destruction. Others felt that the addition of American troops and supplies would aid the allies to victory.
During WWII, why did the U.S. join/declare the war?

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