In the 1920s, the U.S. refused to recognize the government of which nation, reflecting ideological isolationism?
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Correct answer: Soviet Union
The U.S. did not grant diplomatic recognition to the USSR until 1933. This was due to the Bolsheviks' rejection of debts, their anti-capitalist ideology, and fears of communist subversion in the U.S.
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