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1915 - January 1917
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1915 - January 1917
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1924
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Ended Japanese Migration to the USA. Considered violation of "Gentleman's Agreement" of 1907
1930
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1931
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1933
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1933
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Latin American states agreed that no country had right to intervene in internal/external affairs of another
1934
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Navy ordered 20 destroyers, 4 submarines, 4 light cruisers, 2 aircraft carriers
1934
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Repealed several isolationist trade policies
1934
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Nullified Platt Amendment
1934
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construction of 102 new warships over next 8 years
June 1934
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everyone except finland defaulted debt
1935
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Gave them the power to prohibit US ships from carrying US-made munitions to countries. Also to prevent US citizens form traveling on the ships of those countries.
1935
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1935 - 1936
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Roosevelt invoked neutrality as to not offend Italian Americans
1936
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Banned loans or credits to countries at war
1936
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Signed General Treaty of Friendship and Cooperation- US could no longer participate in Panamanian Politics
July 17 1936 - April 1 1939
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December 1936
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American nations agreed to convene with each other if security threat existed. Neutrality pact created for Western Hemisphere
December 16 1936
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1937
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Forbade export of munitions to opposing sides of the Spanish Civil War. 'Cash and carry' also permitted.
1937
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Authorized US president to determine what can and cant be bought
1937
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70% of Americans thought WW1 involvement was a mistake
95% thought future involvement would be as well
1937
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Bombed civilian areas
1937
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US Navy had carriers, cruisers, destroyers, and submarines under construction
1937 - 1945
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1937
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Japanese bombers sank the USS Panay and three Standard Oil tankers. 2 Americans killed and 30 wounded.
July 1937
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October 5 1937
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FDR warned public of dangers of war
October 6, 1937
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Criticized his ideal of war
1938
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Change stereotypical portrayal of Latin Americans in media
1938
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Lima, Peru. Testimony to avoid war and actions that would lead to war
1938
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$1 billion allocated over next 7 years
1938
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Japan was target to protest their recent invasion of China
April 22 1938
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Japanese paid $2,214,000 in compensation
September 1938
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crisis over Sudetenland in Czechoslovakia, Hitler eventually granted this territory
October 1938
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Negotiations lead to France purchasing American aircraft
December 1938
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Worth $25 million
1939
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Discussed ways of supporting the UK
1939
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possessed 13 battleships
1939
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300 Mile security sone off coast of Americans established
4 January 1939
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'avoid any action, or lack of any action, which will encourage, assist, or build up an aggressor'
September 1939
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FDR stated that the US would not become involved
November 1939
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North Atlantic proclaimed a combat zone due to German U-Boats
May 1940
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Supported Roosevelt in wanting to help the UK
May 1940 - August 1940
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FDR doesn't listen either time to heed to Neutrality Acts
May 27 1940 - June 4 1940
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Evacuation of French and British Forces from mainland of Europe
July 1940
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FDR and his advisors were worried that Hitler may take over French Caribbean islands
August 1940
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Canada had been at war with Germany since September 1939
August 1940
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September 1940
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America First Committee opposed the CDA. Very supportive of US neutrality
September 3 1940
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USA supplies Britain 50 destroyers for bases in order to bypass the neutrality acts
November 1940
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1941
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Us aid to UK grew
March 1941
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'The Act Further to Promote the Defence of the United States' gave FDR the power to transfer or lend arms and other goods to any country necessary to US defense
March 1941
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now included Iceland and Greenland and the Denmark Strait
May 21 1941
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US merchant vessel Robin Moor was sunk with its crew left on lifeboats by German U-Boats
June 1941
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Altered nature of European War
July 1941
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Used after German Invasion of U.S.S.R. FDR offered Stalin goods worth of $1 billion
August 1941
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FDR and Churchill met on ship outside of Newfoundland for 4 days to establish post-war goals. Churchill proposed basic outline or idea for the United Nations
September 1941
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September 4 1941
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Causes FDR to say 'Shoot on Sight' to German or Italian warships. caused Congress to revise 1939 Neutrality Act to arm US merchant vessels
October 1941
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loss of 115 lives. Kearny destroyer suffered torpedo explosion with 11 dead sailors
November 17 1941
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Came from constant confrontations with German subs... (Reuben James)
December 8 1941
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Japan's bombing of Pearl Harbor provoked this action
December 11 1941
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Germany allied with Japan