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On 11 December 1941, the United States Congress voted to declare war against Germany and Italy. American entry in WWII marked the official end of American neutrality policy which had characterized its foreign policy exemplified by passage of the Neut
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On 11 December 1941, the United States Congress voted to declare war against Germany and Italy. American entry in WWII marked the official end of American neutrality policy which had characterized its foreign policy exemplified by passage of the Neut
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On 11 December 1941, the United States Congress voted to declare war against Germany and Italy. American entry in WWII marked the official end of American neutrality policy which had characterized its foreign policy exemplified by passage of the Neutrality Act in 1937.
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