'America first committee' presentation slideshows

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DIPLOMACY AND WORLD WAR II

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The World Between the Wars 1921-1941

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FDR and the Shadow of War

FDR and the Shadow of War . 1933-1945. The Versailles Treaty. Germany Blamed for war Lost colonies New countries formed out theirs Paid (war debts) reparations. A Weak League of Nations. Japan Invades Manchuria 1931. 1931 into Manchuria 1937 into China and starts WWII in Asia

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Lesson created by Mrs. Janiak

Critique of American Isolationism CA Std: 11.4.5 & 11.7.1 Objective: to examine anti-isolationism attitude in the U.S. (pre-WWII) through political cartoons. Lesson created by Mrs. Janiak. Warm-Up: (answer each question). How did many Americans feel about war, after World War I was over?

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America Enters the War Chapter 20 Section 4

America Enters the War Chapter 20 Section 4. Presented by: Gabby Black Roland Olayvar Janelle Olayvar Jeremy Warzewick. Neutrality. After the horrors of World War 1, many citizens of the United States of America demanded the U.S. remain neutral. Neutrality Act of 1937 Revised in 1939

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From Neutrality to War

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America Enters WWII

America Enters WWII. FDR Supports England . Neutrality Act of 1939 Public opinion strongly supported him Warring nations could buy weapons Cash and carry Destroyers for Bases Deal Old ships for the right to build bases Loophole. Isolationist Debate. Shift in opinion 1940

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American Neutrality

American Neutrality. The United States Responds Cautiously.

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American History: Chapter 25 Review Video

www.Apushreview.com. American History: Chapter 25 Review Video. The Global Crisis, 1921 - 1941. The Diplomacy of the New Era. Washington Conference of 1921: Several nations agree to reduce militaries 5 Power Pact: US, Britain, Japan, France, and Italy:

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Build Up To War In the World

Build Up To War In the World. Vocabulary to be familiar with Tojo , Stalin, Hitler, Mussolini, Neville Chamberlain, Churchill Spanish Civil War Appeasement, Fascism, Totalitarian, Munich, Sudetenland, Nazi-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact Concepts to be Prepared to Discuss (Write)

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December 16, 2013

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