Explain why Congress passed the Neutrality Acts in the years 1935 to 1937.
Congress did not want to engage in hostilities and be drawn into a European war
Traditional foreign policy was to remain isolationist
To stop American travelling on ships of warring nations
To stop firms supplying arms to belligerents
To stop bankers giving out loans to nations at war.
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Congress wanted to keep out of another war and they felt compelled to keep the USA neutral through a series of laws based on traditional foreign policy


















