What effect did World War I have on the country's desires for colonialism and international expansion?
A. The war's death toll caused most Americans to lose interest in internationalism and instead, to begin a period of isolationism.
B. The victory caused Americans to feel increased jingoistic pride which encouraged further colonialism.
C. Americans were tired of affairs in Europe and formed only North American political and economic alliances.
D. America turned to a diplomatic role, mediating world conflicts and serving as an arbiter in international strife.
Answer: A
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