AMERICAN PREFERENCE

American Preference

American Preference

Introduction

The conflict there appeared at the size of isolationist sentiment in the U.S. Congress and the territory at large. While public understanding for Ethiopia was substantial, so was the disinclination to intervene. (Kennedy, Cohen & Bailey 1877) A neutrality proceed ostracized the sale of completed conflict goods to belligerents, but it did not refute them get access to strategic components, which could be bought proportionately to the rate of prewar consumption.

Discussion

The management of Franklin D. Roosevelt displayed anxiety about Italian aggression, but household opponents to even rhetorical intervention disappointed firm action. When Secretary of State Cordell ...