Echoes of Isolationism: America's Interwar Sentiments

This chapter explores the historical context of American isolationism in the 1930s, emphasizing the anti-imperialist attitudes shaped by the experiences of World War I. It highlights the political resistance to foreign intervention and the scrutiny of the arms industry, particularly through the lens of influential figures like Gerald Nye. The discussion connects past sentiments to current debates on military involvement and defense manufacturing, raising critical questions about America's role in global conflicts.