From Isolationism to Internationalism

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From Isolationism to Internationalism War & Neutrality – Europe War & Neutrality – Asia Munich The “Good Neighbor” Updated The Nazi-Soviet Pact War in Europe Toward Pearl

I. Isolationism

“Progressive Republicans” Burton K. Wheeler (MT) William E. Borah (ID) Gerald P. Nye (ND) Robert M. LaFollette (WI) Hiram W. Johnson (CA)

Sen. Gerald Nye (R-ND)

II. War & Neutrality — Europe

Abyssinian War, 1935-36

Benito Mussolini

FDR

Neutrality Act - 1935 Ban on American travel to war zone Ban on munitions trade with belligerents “Moral embargo” on various items

Neutrality Act - 1936 Ban on American travel to war zone Ban on munitions trade with belligerents “Moral embargo” on various items Ban on public loans to belligerents

Guernica, April 1937

“Guernica” (1937)

Neutrality Act - 1937 Ban on American travel to war zone Ban on munitions trade with belligerents Ban on public loans to belligerents “Moral embargo” on various items Ban on private loans to belligerents “Cash and Carry” trade with belligerents

FDR

III. War & Neutrality — Asia

Nanking, 1937

U.S.S. Panay

Rep. Louis Ludlow (D-IN)

IV. Munich

German Re-armament

Cologne, 1936

Vienna, 1938

Munich, September 29-30, 1938

Neville Chamberlain

Prague, March 1939

V. The “Good Neighbor” Policy Updated

VI. The Nazi-Soviet Pact

Nazi-Soviet Pact, Aug. 23, 1939

VII. War in Europe

President Franklin D. Roosevelt

Charles A. Beard

“Lend-Lease”

VIII. Toward Pearl