What dided Warren G. Harding do to avoid being pulled into war?

Warren G. Harding sought to maintain peace and avoid being pulled into war through a policy of isolationism and a focus on domestic issues. He emphasized diplomatic negotiations and participated in international conferences, such as the Washington Naval Conference in 1921, which aimed to limit naval armaments and reduce tensions among major powers. Harding believed that prioritizing economic stability and avoiding entanglements in foreign conflicts would best serve the interests of the United States.