Question

multiple answer 1 point select all of the us government actions that sought to keep the us from becoming involved in international conflicts after world war 1. financially supporting military revolutions in foreign countries refusing to join the league of nations annexing the hawaiian islands becoming involved in east asian conflicts signing the kellogg - briand pact

Explanation:

• Refusing the League of Nations avoided collective security commitments that could draw the U.S. into foreign conflicts, aligning with isolationism.
• The Kellogg-Briand Pact was a peace-focused agreement that aimed to reduce the likelihood of U.S. involvement in international wars.
• Supporting foreign military revolutions, annexing Hawaii, and engaging in East Asian conflicts would involve the U.S. in international affairs, contradicting isolationist goals.

Answer:

• refusing to join the League of Nations
• signing the Kellogg-Briand Pact