The Stages of US Intervention in World War II From Isolation to World War.

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The Stages of US Intervention in World War II From Isolation to World War

Topic: War Breaks Out Objective: Students will be able to examine the outbreak of WWII and the events leading up to America’s involvement Do Now: Look at the graphic organizer you completed for homework. Which of these dictators do you think posed the biggest threat to the United States? Why? How do you think that the United States responded to the actions of these dictators? HW: (1) Read and outline Chapter 17, Section 1

Britain, France will go to war with Ger. If they attack Poland –SU signed nonaggression pact w/ Germ.

Contributed by Sandra Derstine Desai, TechBoston Academy, AY

Stages of US Intervention in WWII Copy into your Notebook/Binder Stage 1Stage 2Stage 3 IsolationismInternationalismInterventionism

“The great rule of conduct for us in regard to foreign nations is […] to have with them as little political connection as possible. […] Europe has a set of primary interests which to us have none, or a very remote relation. Hence she must be engaged in frequent controversies, the causes of which are essentially foreign to our concerns.” – George Washington

Stage 1: Isolationism In the wake of World War I: –US refused to join the League of Nations –Other effects of WWI? In the 1930s, Congress passed the Neutrality Acts –Treated all nations engaged in war as “belligerents” –Set up embargos on warring nations

Stage 2: Internationalism England came under attack from the Germans Roosevelt convinced the American people to extend a helping hand to their friends Cash and Carry – 1939 –Allowed nations at war to buy US arms as long as they paid cash and transported them in their own ships Lend-Lease Act –Gave Allies much needed war materials

“The United States must be the great arsenal of democracy.” - Franklin Delano Roosevelt

Stage 3: Interventionism “A date that will live in infamy” Contributed by Sandra Derstine Desai, TechBoston Academy, AY

Stage 3: Interventionism Sunday, Dec. 7, 1941 Surprise Japanese attack on the US Pacific Naval Fleet at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii Meant to prevent the US from interfering in the war Japan was about to start in the Pacific with Britain

Contributed by Sandra Derstine Desai, TechBoston Academy, AY

Pearl Harbor helped to sway public opinion away from isolationist tendencies U.S. Britain France USSR China Axis PowersAllies Germany Italy Japan

Wrap Up If you were alive in 1941, would you vote to send Americans to war? Essential Question How did conflict of WWII impact America’s role in foreign and domestic affairs? Provide specific examples.