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What is taking place in the picture?

Isolationism United States stays out of world affairs

American foreign policy has always been, do not fight unless attacked American foreign policy has always been, do not fight unless attacked. Many Americans watched what was going on in Europe and fearful that the event in Europe could change their world as well.

Neutrality Not taking sides in a conflict

Neutrality Acts 1935-1937 U.S. will not send guns or loan money to countries at war. U.S. can sell nonmilitary goods to countries at war Must pay CA$H and CARRY the goods on their own ships. Is the U.S. behaving like a neutral country?

September 1939 Germany attacks Poland on West Russia attacks Poland on East England and France say, “Stop!” Declare war on Germany! What should the U.S. do?

U.S. Changes Neutrality Laws 1939 U.S. can sell guns to a country at war if country pays in CA$H and CARRIES goods on it’s own ships

What is the difference between the Neutrality Acts? 1935-1937 U.S. will not send guns or loan money to countries at war. U.S. can sell nonmilitary goods to countries at war Must pay CA$H and CARRY the goods on their own ships. 1939 U.S. can sell guns to a country at war if country pays in CA$H and CARRIES goods on it’s own ships

Lend-Lease Britain does not have money to pay for war goods. The U.S. will lend or lease [rent] the goods to them FDR said that Britain was defending democracy against dictatorships Is the U.S. behaving like a neutral country?

What is taking place?

Alliance- agreement for nations to aid an protect on another Axis Germany Italy Japan Allies Britain Soviet Union France

United States and Japan Japan takes over parts of China U.S. refuses to sell oil and scarp metal to Japan Embargo Act (restriction) Japanese and American officials met Ask the U.S, to lift the embargo U.S. ask Japan to take armies out of China and Southeast Asia NO COMPROMISE

Japan Joins Axis Powers Who is part of the Allied Powers? Germany Italy Japan Who is part of the Allied Powers? How will the U.S. react?

Pearl Harbor December 7, 1941 183 Japanese airplanes bombed U.S. Naval and Air force base Killed over 3,000 Americans Destroyed almost all U.S. airplanes at base Sank or badly hurt most U.S. ships

FDR Addresses Congress “Yesterday, December 7, 1941—at date which will live in infamy” “No matter how long it may take us to overcome this premeditated [planned] invasion, the American people, in their righteous [good] might [strength], will win absolute victory.” U.S. declares war on Japan!