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The Road to War Isolationism War Clouds Japan, Germany, and Militarism Time Line Convincing the Americans Lend-Lease, The Atlantic Charter and the Grand Alliance A Day that will live in Infamy

Disarmament

Five Powers Naval Treaty-1921: Limited Naval Tonnage

Disarmament Five Powers Naval Treaty-1921: Limited Naval Tonnage. Kellog-Briand Pact-Outlawed War as an instrument of national policy.

Time Line

1931-Japan invades Manchuria

Time Line 1931-Japan invades Manchuria 1935-Italy invades Ethiopia

Time Line 1931-Japan invades Manchuria 1935-Italy invades Ethiopia 1935-Germany reclaims the Saar

Time Line 1931-Japan invades Manchuria 1935-Italy invades Ethiopia 1935-Germany reclaims the Saar 1936-Germany re-arms the Rhineland

Time Line 1931-Japan invades Manchuria 1935-Italy invades Ethiopia 1935-Germany reclaims the Saar 1936-Germany re-arms the Rhineland 1936-Spanish Civil War

Time Line 1931-Japan invades Manchuria 1935-Italy invades Ethiopia 1935-Germany reclaims the Saar 1936-Germany re-arms the Rhineland 1936-Spanish Civil War 1937-Japanese and Chinese at war

Time Line 1931-Japan invades Manchuria 1935-Italy invades Ethiopia 1935-Germany reclaims the Saar 1936-Germany re-arms the Rhineland 1936-Spanish Civil War 1937-Japanese and Chinese at war 1938-Hitler announces the Anchluss

Time Line 1931-Japan invades Manchuria 1935-Italy invades Ethiopia 1935-Germany reclaims the Saar 1936-Germany re-arms the Rhineland 1936-Spanish Civil War 1937-Japanese and Chinese at war 1938-Hitler announces the Anchluss 1939-Germany claims Czechoslovokia

Time Line Continued 1939-German-Soviet Non-Aggression Treaty

Time Line Continued 1939-German-Soviet Non-Aggression Treaty 1939-Germany and Soviet Union invade Poland: WW II starts

Time Line Continued 1939-German-Soviet Non-Aggression Treaty 1939-Germany and the Soviet Union invade Poland: WW II starts 1940-Germany conquers all of Europe except England.

Time Line Continued 1939-German-Soviet Non-Aggression Treaty 1939-Germany and the Soviet Union invade Poland: WW II starts 1940-Germany conquers all of Europe except England Destroyers for Bases and Lend-Lease

Time Line Continued 1939-German-Soviet Non-Aggression Treaty 1939-Germany and the Soviet Union invade Poland: WW II starts 1940-Germany conquers all of Europe except England Destroyers for Bases and Lend-Lease August 1941-The Atlantic Charter