Why did the United States pass the Neutrality Acts between 1935 and 1939?
A) to restrict arms sales, loans, and transport of good to nations at war
B) to urge peaceful nations to isolate aggressor nations and seek peace
C) to assure that the nations that fought Germany in World War I repay their loans
D) to require a national referendum for any declaration of war

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The Neutrality Acts were passed to limit U.S. involvement in future wars by restricting arms sales, loans, and the transport of goods to nations at war, aiming to keep the United States neutral.

Why Did the United States Pass the Neutrality Acts Between