'Neutrality act' diaporamas de présentation

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World War II

World War II. American History II. World War II Up to and including 1939. Treaty of Versailles Punishes Germany with reparations, extreme poverty causes resentment to Great Britain and France. Opens the door for a radical leader. Hitler = totalitarian.

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World War II

World War II. Modified by: Teddi Baker East Jessamine High School. Neutrality Act of 1939. U.S. Congress passes this to officially declare U.S. neutrality and intention to stay out of the coming war in Europe. The War Begins!. Poland Attacked: Sept. 1, 1939.

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World War II

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World War II

World War II. 1939-1945 US entry in 1941. Causes of War in Europe. Failure of the Treaty of Versailles to bring lasting peace. Germany felt it was unfair, punished them. Dictators in Germany, Japan, and Italy promoted fanatical national pride, called fascism. Terrible worldwide depression

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American Foreign Policy in the 1930s Europe in the 1930s America Enters the War(s)

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Ch. 11 The World in Flames (1931-1941)

Ch. 11 The World in Flames (1931-1941). U.S.A. U.S.S.R. England. Germany. Italy. Japan. Sec. I. America and the World. Pres. Franklin D. Roosevelt. V.I. Lenin. Prime Minister, Winston Churchill (1940). Prime Minister, Hideki Tojo (1941-48). ?. Chancellor Adolf Hitler,

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America & Neutrality

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13.4: America Moves Toward War

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Was American involvement in WWII inevitable?

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Do Now: In your own words, define isolation and neutral.

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WW2 Book Help

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World War II

World War II. Chapters 24, 25 & 26. From Isolation to War. - Congress further prevented international involvement by passing a series of Neutrality Acts. - The 1st Neutrality Act prevented the US from providing weapons to nations at war. - The 2nd act banned loans to nations at war.

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U.S. Neutrality and the Beginning of WWII

U.S. Neutrality and the Beginning of WWII. U.S. Neutrality and Isolation. Conferences to reduce armaments/keep peace were failures U.S. had 2 options 1. More energetic attempts at stabilizing world 2. More energetic attempts at isolating the nation - Americans chose Option #2

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DQ: U.S. Foreign Policy

DQ: U.S. Foreign Policy. Do you think the U.S. government has the right to get involved with the politics of another country even though getting involved will cost the United States a considerable amount of money and possibly lives?

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David Nguyen Huy Vo

David Nguyen Huy Vo. Period 3. American Isolationism. The United States wished to avoid war, being in the great depression caused them to focus on themselves and only themselves.

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Chapter 23

Chapter 23 . Section 3. Do Now. Your text here. Analyze this image in your own words and discuss with a partner what you think it means. Goals and Objectives.

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1930 : American Isolationism

1930 : American Isolationism. Liberals and conservatives Isolationism were not necessarily pacifists Most Americans remained ready to fight Isolationists simply wanted to preserve America's freedom FDR was not an isolationist. Neutrality Act of 1935.

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Arsenal of Democracy

Arsenal of Democracy. Nicole Allison & Grace Cooksey. Four Freedoms. The president proposed lending money to Britain for the purchase of war materials and justified it because it was a defense of four freedoms. Freedom of speech Freedom of religion Freedom of want Freedom of fear.

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