1. From Isolationism to Internationalism
War & Neutrality – Europe
War & Neutrality – Asia
Munich
The “Good Neighbor” Updated
The Nazi-Soviet Pact
War in Europe
Toward Pearl

2. I. Isolationism

3. “Progressive Republicans”
Burton K. Wheeler (MT)
William E. Borah (ID)
Gerald P. Nye (ND)
Robert M. LaFollette (WI)
Hiram W. Johnson (CA)

4. Sen. Gerald Nye (R-ND)

5. II. War & Neutrality — Europe

6. Abyssinian War,

7. Benito Mussolini

8. FDR

9. Neutrality Act - 1935 Ban on American travel to war zone
Ban on munitions trade with belligerents
“Moral embargo” on various items

10. Neutrality Act - 1936 Ban on American travel to war zone
Ban on munitions trade with belligerents
“Moral embargo” on various items
Ban on public loans to belligerents

13. Guernica, April 1937

14. “Guernica” (1937)

15. Neutrality Act - 1937 Ban on American travel to war zone
Ban on munitions trade with belligerents
Ban on public loans to belligerents
“Moral embargo” on various items
Ban on private loans to belligerents
“Cash and Carry” trade with belligerents

16. FDR

17. III. War & Neutrality — Asia

19. Nanking, 1937

20. U.S.S. Panay

21. Rep. Louis Ludlow (D-IN)

22. IV. Munich

23. German Re-armament

24. Cologne, 1936

25. Vienna, 1938

26. Munich, September 29-30, 1938

27. Neville Chamberlain

28. Prague, March 1939

29. V. The “Good Neighbor” Policy Updated

30. VI. The Nazi-Soviet Pact

31. Nazi-Soviet Pact, Aug. 23, 1939

32. VII. War in Europe

33. President Franklin D. Roosevelt

37. Charles A. Beard

38. “Lend-Lease”

39. VIII. Toward Pearl