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A law that attempted to keep America out of the war by placing an embargo on selling weapons to belligerent nations
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This law stated that the president could extend the embargo of arms trade and that he could bar all foreign ships from U.S. waters
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Allowed U.S. to sell nonmilitary goods if it was bought with cash and was carried by ships not under U.S. registry
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the U.S.S. Panay (which was escorting U.S. evacuees from the Sino-Japanese war) is sunk by Japan in Chinese waters
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removed the weapons embargo and extend the cash and carry policy to all trade
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Roosevelt gave Briton 50 obsolete destroyers for bases on the Avalon Peninsula, Newfoundland, and Bermuda
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Roosevelt's speech to congress asking to end American neutrality. Stated the 4 freedoms of all people (free speech, freedom of religion, freedom from want, freedom from fear)
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The act allowed America to send weapons and war materials overseas without requiring cash immediately
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Joint treaty of America and England that stated they supported liberalization of international trade, freedom of the seas, and restoration of self-governments for countries that had been occupied.
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Orders to the navy to attack any German or Italian military vessels in the west atlantic if spotted.