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1 US Post-WWI US rejects internationalism (participation in world affairs) Post-war disillusionment (disappointment in the world) US begins period of isolationism: (remaining apart or isolated from world affairs)

2 Treaty of Versailles in US
Senate refuses to ratify Treaty Against League of Nations->collective security President Wilson goes on speaking tour to support Treaty Has major stroke TREATY NEVER RATIFIED

3 Dawes and Young Plans Plans to help Germany pay for war reparations
US loans Germany money Shows financial problems upcoming for the world

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