Why were many Americans committed to isolationism in the 1930s?

AThe Great Depression left no money to spend on the military.

BFranklin D. Roosevelt was an isolationist.

CMost Americans were pacifists.

Dthey questioned the Allies’ costly victory in World War I

After Japan invaded China, how did President Roosevelt respond to isolationist pressures in the face of Fascist aggression?

AHe pressured the League of Nations to take strong action.

BHe pushed to strengthen the Neutrality Act.

CHe urged countries to quarantine aggressive nations.

DHe sought a declaration of war.