Domestic circumstances in the United States differed significantly from the situations in the Soviet Union and Great Britain because

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The United States did not face any threat of war on its own territory during World War II, which was not the case for the Soviet Union and Great Britain. While some Americans were of German origin and had divided loyalties, this was not significant enough to warrant mentioning as a major difference in domestic circumstances. The statements regarding Americans loving war or having a backbone of true democracy are subjective and not necessarily accurate or relevant to this question. While the United States did have more resources than other countries involved in the war, this was not as significant a factor as the lack of threat on U.S. territory.

Domestic Circumstances in the United States Differed Significantly from the Situations