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What is the primary difference between isolationism and neo-isolationism? neo-isolationism is when a country stays out of foreign entanglements and keeps to itself; isolationism is similar to neo-isolationism except it still allows for a country to participate in world markets

isolationism advocates that countries actively engage in world affairs; neo-isolationism advocates that countries actively engage in world affairs except in matters regarding the military

isolationism is when a country stays out of foreign entanglements and keeps to itself; neo-isolationism is similar to isolationism except it still allows for a country to participate in world markets

there is no difference between isolationism and neo-isolationism

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