Foreign Policy Isolationism (1920-1950)

Question 1

(1920)-Woodrow Wilson America First-Wanted America To Be Self Reliant

Answer 1

Iso

Question 2

(1920)-Rejection of League of Nations

Answer 2

Iso

Question 3

(1920s)-Republican Presidents Focused More On Domestic Issues

Answer 3

Iso

Question 4

(1920s)-America Better Controlled Immigration

Answer 4

Iso

Question 5

(1924)-Dawes Plan To Resolve WW1 Reparations

Answer 5

Int

Question 6

(1929 to 1939)-Great Depression Made Them Stop Dawes Plan

Answer 6

Iso

Question 7

(1930s)-Reduction of expenditure on the military as a result of economic problems

Answer 7

Iso

Question 8

(1928)-Repudiated Roosevelt Corollary

Answer 8

Iso

Question 9

(1930s)-Failed to Respond to Japanese Aggression in The Pacific

Answer 9

Iso

Question 10

(1933)-Good Neighbour Policy-Isolationist in That It Stopped US Intervention in South America-Non-Isolationist In that it focused on trade

Answer 10

Int

Question 11

(1936 And 1940)-Strengths Of Popular Isolationism-Huge Factor In Two Elections

Answer 11

Iso

Question 12

(1939-1945)-WW2 Slow Turning Point

Answer 12

Int

Question 13

(1935-1939)-Neutrality Acts-Don’t Lend Money to Countries at War, No Transporting Arms to Countries at War

Answer 13

Iso

Question 14

(1935-1940)-Ludlow Amendment Proposed-Referendum on War-Failed

Answer 14

Iso

Question 15

(1939-1945)-Roosevelt Built Up Army

Answer 15

Int

Question 16

(1939-1940)-Churchill/Roosevelt Relationship-Lend Lease, Cash and Carry, Destroyers and Bases Agreement

Answer 16

Int

Question 17

(1941)-Pearl Harbour-America Join WW2

Answer 17

Int

Question 18

(1939-1946)-Manhattan Project

Answer 18

Int