Quiz 3 Flashcards
Britain’s use of__________ gave an extreme advantage.
radar
Many Americans once again began supporting__________ and trying to avoid involvement in international conflicts.
isolationism
In 1943 ____________________ held hearings to investigate these allegations.
Senator Gerald P.
The ______________ report documented the huge profits that arms factories had made during the war and had created the impression that these businesses influenced the decisions to go to war.
The Nye Committee
Neutrality Act of
1935
The Neutrality Act made it _______________ to sell arms to any country at war.
Illegal for Americans
Japan, Italy, and Germany would become known as the_____________.
Axis Powers
As European tensions worsened, Congress passed the ___________, continuing the ban on selling arms to warring nations and requiring them to buy all non military supplies from the US on a “cash-and-carry” basis.
The Neutrality Act of 1935
In July 1937, FDR would go against the Neutrality Act of 1937 and would supply arms to China claiming that we would not allow an___________________ infect the world.
epidemic of lawlessness
British would test American neutrality when in 1940 they asked for ____________________ to replenish their fleet.
old American destroyers
Roosevelt would use a loop hole thus sending _________________ to Britain in exchange for America’s use of British based in the Atlantic.
50 ships
_______________________ wanted to repeal of the neutrality laws and stronger actions against Germany.
The Fight for Freedom Committee
______________ opposed any intervention to help the Allies.
The America First Committee
In 1940 FDR listed the Four Freedoms that the US and Britain stood for:
freedom of speech
freedom of worship
freedom from want
freedom from fear
FDR proposed the ______1_______ which allowed the US to _____2____ or _____2a_____ arms to any country considered”vital to the defence of the US”
- Lend-Lease Act
- lend
2a. lease