How do you think the Harding administration viewed the role of America in worid affairs?

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Sim W.
May 23, 2018

They stood for a more isolationist stance

Explanation:

The Wilson Administration had shown a great amount of interventionism by having the USA join WWI which was a break with the Isolationist past. The Harding administration simply went backwards by ending this kind of interference which the Republican administrations that followed perpetuated (Coolidge, Hoover). The twenties are indeed known for embodying a revival of Isolationism.

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