Question

multiple answer 1 point select 2 events that changed us foreign policy of the 1930s which tried to distance the us from global interventionism. the military aggression of germany in western europe the division of korea into 2 countries the bombing of pearl harbor the collapse of the us stock market the expansionist policies of the ussr

Explanation:

1. In the 1930s, the US followed isolationist foreign policy. The bombing of Pearl Harbor in 1941 directly drew the US into World War II, ending its formal isolationism and pushing it into active global intervention.
2. Germany's military aggression in Western Europe (including the invasion of France, etc.) demonstrated the failure of appeasement and convinced US leaders that isolationism could not protect US interests, leading to a shift toward more interventionist policies like Lend-Lease.
3. The division of Korea happened after WWII, the US stock market collapse (1929) preceded the 1930s isolationist peak, and USSR expansionism became a post-WWII concern, so these do not fit the criteria.

Answer:

• the military aggression of Germany in western Europe
• the bombing of Pearl Harbor