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When Japan attacked Pearl Harbor, America was forced to abandon what view of the war? a. Communist c. Imperialistic b. Isolationist d. Occupationalist
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User: When Japan attacked Pearl Harbor, America was forced to abandon what view of the war? a. Communist c. Imperialistic b. Isolationist d. Occupationalist

Weegy: When Japan attacked Pearl Harbor, America was forced to abandon Isolationist view of the war.
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User: The U.S. entered the war when Japan attacked a. French Indochina. b. the Philippines. c. Pearl Harbor. d. China.

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The U.S. entered the war when Japan attacked Pearl Harbor.
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