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The roots of U.S. isolationism in the 1930s lay in
- the belief that neutrality would allow us to play a stronger role in negotiating a peace.
- the desire to collect U.S. war debts and therefore, an unwillingness to see the reality of the situation in Europe and Asia.
- a belief that World War I had been "the war to end all wars."
- disillusionment with the results of World War I.
- the belief that Great Britain was strong enough to check any war advances by Germany and Japan.