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1 Buildup to World War II

2 Jigsaw, Step 1 Summarize the rise of nationalism in each country
The Soviet Union (735) Italy (736) Germany (737) Japan (738)

3 The Spanish Civil War Guiding Question: How did Americans view the Spanish Civil War? Read “Civil War Breaks Out In Spain” on page 739 and answer the question above in complete sentences

4 US Isolationism The US continued the isolationist policies begun after World War I These policies were strengthened as war loomed in Europe Congress passed the Neutrality Acts Outlawed arms sales to any country at war or engaged in a civil war Outlawed loans to any country at war or engaged in a civil war

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