LT. 1 & 2 – U.S. Enters the War & FDR’s Foreign Policy

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LT. 1 & 2 – U.S. Enters the War & FDR’s Foreign Policy Required Assignments

LT 1 & LT2– Writing Assignment

At the beginning of World War II, the American people wanted… The U.S. Congress sought to… President Roosevelt, however, wanted to…

Roosevelt attempted to help Britain by… This was necessary because… Roosevelt also attempted to help European democracies by… As a result the U.S…. (etc.)

In Asia, Japan was… President Roosevelt responded by… As a result… (etc.)

One of President Roosevelt’s goals was to… As he stated in the Four Freedoms Speech… President Roosevelt also wanted… The Atlantic Charter reflects this by…

Send to: bpierotte__@gmail.com What to Turn In: LT 1 LT 2 5 files total Send to: bpierotte__@gmail.com Subject: MT 6 LT 1&2 Writing Assignment