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The United States shifted its foreign policy drastically in the years that lead up to wwll.
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Was put in place to protect farmers and other industrial workers from competition from foreign parties. -
The neutrality act imposed an embargo on selling arms to warring countries and declared a "cash and carry" policy. -
Was a coordinated attack from the Japanese. Suprise attacked and sunk 8 battleships and killed 2,403 American soldiers. US later declared war on Japan. -
Mobilization was a time period of manufacturing power that the world had never seen before.
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This program allowed Mexican workers to legally come work in the US for a permitted amount of time. -
Was used to gain recruitment for the armed forces for the war. -
During the economical boom during the war, the end of the depression was soon realized. -
Was the relocation of the Japanese Americans to camps outside of cities. The fear was that many of these Japanese Americans were spies.
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