The phrase that best describes the shift in America's world position from the pre- to the post-World War II eras is "________."

What did Justice Harland Fiske Stone argue?

A) Speech and religion are not important. B) Speech and religion should not be considered by the Supreme Court. C) Speech and religion are really the same. D) Speech and religion are in a preferred position. E) Speech and religion should be substantially limited.

With the Soviet Union no longer a threat after Hitler’s invasion, Japan considered a strike against the U.S. as a good option because __________

a. they felt it would completely demoralize the U.S. and make full-scale war less likely to erupt b. reversing its aggression in China and Southeast Asia would be impossible during a time of global war c. the isolationist streak in the U.S. was still strong despite the willingness of President Franklin D. Roosevelt to impose punitive sanctions on Japan d. Japan would be unable to survive as a country if it did not take action against the American oil embargo, given that it relied on imports