The coming of ww11 By Joe, Karoline and Carlos.. 1930s American Isolationism.

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The coming of ww11 By Joe, Karoline and Carlos.

1930s American Isolationism

1935 Neutrality act of 1935

1937 FDRS quarantine speech

1939 Cash and Carry policy Was a WW2 policy under Roosevelt, it allowed the sale of material to countries at war with each other. The meaning of cash and carry means you have to pay in cash and pick it up yourself. The Americans wanted to remain neutral by making the countries at war that needed materials come to us and buy them instead of us going to them. We remanded neutral. This policy made the U.S closer to war by letting countries at war come to the U.S and buying materials as long as they had money we had to sell it to them according to the policy.

January 1941 Lend Lease Act During ww2 the system organized by the U.S in 1941 by which equipment and services were provided for countries fighting Germany. It was passed in 1941 such aid was to be repaid in kind after the war.

August 1941 Atlantic Charter When Roosevelt and Winston Churchill made an agreement that Hitler needed to be stopped. It also made a trade of 50 navel ships needed to be over bases around Europe.

Pearl Harbor Was an attack on the USA by the Japanese to so us they want war on us. The attack made the U.S go to war with Japan and Europe. Millions of lives were lost due to the attack