Imgres 4

The Breakdown of American Neutrality

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    the breakdown of american neutrality

  • Kellog-Briand Pact

    Kellog-Briand Pact
    this treaty prohibited the use of war as a national policy, unless it was a case of self defense.
  • Japaneses Invasion of Manchuria

    Japaneses Invasion of Manchuria
    japanese militarists launched a surprise attack and took control of manchuria. after only a few months the japanese had control of the entire province.
  • Neutrality Acts

    Neutrality Acts
    the goal was to limit U.S. involvement in possible future wars. the trading of war materials and axt of loaning money to other countries was banned.
  • Panay Incident

    Panay Incident
    while anchored in the yangtzy river the uss panay was attacked by the japanese. the japanese apolagized andpayed for the ship.
  • Japanese Invasion of Mainland China

    Japanese Invasion of Mainland China
    japan launched a new attack on mainlanf china in 1937
  • Neutrality Act of 1939 (Cash and Carry)

    Neutrality Act of 1939 (Cash and Carry)
    an act requested by FDR replacing the nuetrality acts from before.
  • fall of france

    fall of france
    france was attacked from the north by germany and from the south by italy. they were defeaten within weeks.
  • Destroyer Deal-July 1940

     Destroyer Deal-July 1940
    the us gave britain 50 destroyers in exchange for a few military bases
  • Battle of Britain-Summer

    Battle of Britain-Summer
    German and British air forces clashed in the skies over the United Kingdom, locked in the largest sustained bombing campaign to that date. britain emerged victorious.
  • Selective Service Act-

    Selective Service Act-
    men between the ages of 21 and 30 have to enlist into a draft in the U.S.
  • Building up Defenses-1940

    Building up Defenses-1940
    After seeing all of the aggression the us started to arm itself in case of an attack
  • Arsenal of Democracy Speech-Nov.1940

     Arsenal of Democracy Speech-Nov.1940
    FDR urges americans to act as the "arsenal of democracy" by defending democracy from fascist dictators
  • . U-Boat Wolf Packs-Spring 1941

    . U-Boat Wolf Packs-Spring 1941
    this had a devastating effect on effect on allied trading. german u boats shot down all of the supply ships going to britain that they could.
  • Lend-Lease Act-March 1941

     Lend-Lease Act-March 1941
    the main way providing U.S. military aid to foreign nations during World War II.
  • Supporting Stalin

    Supporting Stalin
    FDR sent lend lease supplies to the soviet union to help them defeat germany.
  • US Embargo

     US Embargo
    the us freezes all japanese assets
  • Atlantic Charter

     Atlantic Charter
    roosevelt and churchill secretly met on the uss augusta to discuss policies for after the war
  • Tripartite Pact

    Tripartite Pact
    the alliance between the axis powers. germany, italy, and japan
  • Shoot on Sight

    Shoot on Sight
    FDR orders navy to take down any german war vessels on sight.
  • Pearl Harbor Attack

     Pearl Harbor Attack
    a japanese bomber followed by 180 warplanes attacked pearl harbour. the damage was devastating.