The Passage of the Neutrality Acts and Other Isolationist Policies

The passage of the Neutrality Acts and other isolationist policies of the 1930s resulted in all of the following except

A) abandonment of America's traditional policy of freedom of the seas.
B) a decline in the navy and other armed forces.
C) making no distinction whatever between aggressors and victims.
D) spurring aggressors along their path of conquest.
E) a stiffening of British and French resistance to totalitarian aggression.