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Explain what the text authors mean by their remark that in the 1930s, "Congress was one war too late with its [neutrality] legislation." Do you agree with the text's authors harsh critique of the goals and consequences of the Neutrality Acts of 1935, 1936, and 1937? Cite specific historical examples from events in the 1930s, such as the Spanish Civil War and the growing expansionist gains of Nazi Germany before World War II, to defend your view.
European Unification
The process of political, economic, and social integration among European states, exemplified by the formation of the European Union.
Integration
The process of combining or coordinating separate elements so they work together effectively.
Trade Barriers
Measures imposed by governments to restrict or control the flow of goods and services across borders, affecting international trade.
Specialization
The process of focusing on and becoming expert in a specific area of work, study, or business, often leading to increased efficiency and productivity.
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