I have two quick questions that I need help with. I will mark brainliest on my favorite answer. (you will get reported if you use the sample answer from edmentum, or if you don't answer both questions)

QUESTION 1:

- Based on your own knowledge and what you’ve learned in the tutorial, explain in one to two sentences how US involvement in the SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR* represented a shift from isolationism to intervention.

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QUESTION 2:

- Based on your own knowledge and what you’ve learned in this lesson, explain in one to two sentences how US involvement in WORLD WAR II represented a shift from isolationism to intervention.

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I really appreciate it! Thanks!

1. The Spanish-American War was fought between Spain and the United States. Generally, before the war, the United States had taken more of an isolationism approach to to wars that occurred in other nations besides the US. Interestingly, at the end of the war, the United States won, with control of some of Spain's properties.

2. At the beginning of World War II, the United States was determined to maintain a neutral position. However, due to the Japanese bombing Pearl Harbor, the United States was forces to join the war. The United States paid for their part in the war heavily in casualties, but they were victorious.

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