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in August 1935(passive) was promptedThe first of the Neutrality Acts
to prevent a recurrence of the events that had pulled the United States into World War I.(passive) was explicitly designedThe Neutrality Act of 1935
deliberately(passive) were ... designedThe various neutrality laws
to keep our Nation out of war(passive) was designedthe existing neutrality legislation
to assist Local Councils to apply the requirements contained in the Policy Statement to their business activities(passive) is designedThe Neutrality Guide
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in a new location near the Witcher 's castle(passive) is setThe Price of Neutrality
to keep American citizens out of peril by forbidding them to travel on the ships of warring nations(passive) was designedThe Neutrality Act of 1936
by the government(passive) set bythe neutrality rules
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investigating how we got into WW1leadingto the Neutrality Act
to keep any war that breaks out confined to the warring States themselves , without aggression against the States or particularly the peoples of the other nations(passive) are designedThe laws of neutrality
to keep any war that breaks out confined to the warring States themselves , without aggression against States or particularly the peoples of the other nations(passive) are designedThe laws of neutrality
the new nationdiscoveredthe benefit of neutrality
to keep any war that breaks out strictly confined to the warring States themselves , without aggression against the States , or particularly the peoples , of the other nations(passive) were designedThe laws of neutrality
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the fall of France and the previous isolationist sentimentledto the Neutrality Acts
the previous isolationist sentimentledto the Neutrality Acts
to prevent the United States of America from being entangled in a possible foreign war(passive) were designedThe Neutrality Acts
to prevent the United States of America from being entangled in(passive) were designedThe Neutrality Acts
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to keep the United States out of another European Wardesignedto keep the United States out of another European War
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to keep the United States out of future warsdesignedto keep the United States out of future wars
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the United States into World War I.helped leadthe United States into World War I.
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to keep America out of foreign warsdesignedto keep America out of foreign wars
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to keep illegal arms out of Mexico a very dangerous businessdesignedto keep illegal arms out of Mexico a very dangerous business
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to prevent American involvement in these conflictsdesignedto prevent American involvement in these conflicts
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