Europe is in trouble! Should we help them? Absolutely not! From George Washington’s precedent, America followed a policy of _____________________.

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Europe is in trouble! Should we help them? Absolutely not! From George Washington’s precedent, America followed a policy of _____________________

We agree w/ George. What George said.

Outlawed arms sales or loans to nations at war

We can help a little, right? Well, maybe a tad.

U.S. can sell to warring nations IF they pay cash and transport the weapons in their own ships.

Help, neighbor! Can we borrow your hose? Sorry. We’re neutral.

U.S. can lend or lease money and weapons to countries whose defense is vital to our own security.

Wolf pack attack!

U.S. ships can attack wolf packs of German U-boats in self defense.

Atlantic Charter We agree on the goals of this war.

Secret meeting on the Atlantic Ocean at which FDR and Prime Minister Churchill pledge allegiance to the same post-war aims.

Shoot on sight

FDR ordered navy to shoot German U-boats on sight.

Pearl Harbor December 7, 1941

At FDR’s request, Congress declares war on Japan, Dec. 8, 1941