In the mid-1930s, the overwhelming majority of Americans __________.

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During the mid-1930s, the majority of Americans were still recovering from the economic struggles of the Great Depression and were focused on domestic issues rather than foreign affairs. In this isolationist mindset, they opposed intervention in foreign conflicts and were hesitant to get involved in any war. Hilter and the Nazis were not widely supported in the United States, and there was no significant push for the US to acquire new colonies.

In the Mid-1930s, the Overwhelming Majority of Americans __________