W.G. Hyland explains that the massacre at Pearl Harbor put an end to American isolationism and began the era of international awareness. Until this point the United States did not want to involve itself in World War II which had been going on in Europe. Americans had many different views toward the war, which resulted in the inactivity of Americans until the massacre at Pearl Harbor. The U.S. was forced to engage in World War II at this time because innocent Americans had been killed and they could no longer set back and let disastrous actions take place. The U.S. was very hesitant to join in worldwide destruction because of past problems and present issues.

After 1918 came a feeling, amounting almost to a national neurosis, that the United States had been tricked into the First World War. The sentiment wa

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