Becoming A World Power
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This flashcard set explores significant events and policies in U.S. history leading up to and during World War II. Learners will engage with key concepts such as isolationism, the impact of appeasement, and the U.S. entry into the war following the attack on Pearl Harbor. The set also highlights important legislations, the experiences of marginalized groups during the war, and pivotal military strategies. Overall, it provides a comprehensive overview of America's foreign and domestic policies in the context of global conflict.
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Hoover believed the U.S. should avoid firm commitments with foreign nations.
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The 1928 pact saw most nations renounce the aggressive use of force for national interests.
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Isolationism refers to a national policy of avoiding political or military involvement with other countries.
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Formed in 1940 by isolationists, warned against involvement in European conflicts.
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Allowed Hitler to gain strength and military power, ultimately leading to WWII.
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Countries yielded to Hitler's demands to avoid conflict, exemplifying appeasement.
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Japan invaded China in 1937 as part of its expansionist agenda.
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Allowed the U.S. to sell aid to Britain, provided it was transported by British ships.
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Enabled peacetime registration of men for military service.
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Provided Britain with military arms on credit basis, integral for their defense.
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Highlighted the need for the U.S. to support allies while maintaining neutrality.
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On this date, Japan attacked Pearl Harbor, killing 2,400 Americans.