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The World War II was caused by several reasons. However, the Great Depression caused the start of it all. As the American stock market collapsed, it pulled out its investments in Europe. A lot of Europeans went unemployed and homeless and they were suffering from industrial decline. The political tension was increasing between Spain and France because of these problems. Then, on September 1939, the World War II started. It started when France and Britain declared war over Germany, after Germany invaded Poland. Following the Treaty of Versailles, Hitler gained his power. This treaty was done in order for the Germans not to start a war all over again. Germany had to take the blame of starting the WWI. They should also pay for damages amounting to 6,600 as well as abide by certain conditions like of the military as well as land would be taken from them. This was not a happy negotiation for the Germans. This was when Hitler went into power when the Germans voted for him as he promised the Germans to trash the said treaty. The United States was not a participant yet of this war during the time. They do not want anything to do with it since it has so little cause for them. They intended to stay apart and passed the Neutrality Acts in 1935 to 1937. These said acts imposed restrictions on shipments of war items. The Americans were also not permitted to travel aboard belligerent vessels and no participants of war are allowed to loan from the United States. During the 1940, Roosevelt introduced the Lend-Lease Act. This act allowed Roosevelt to provide aid to which he sees fit. Now, here breaks the neutrality of the United States. The United States aided Britain and France with weapons that amounted to 42 billion. The US issued the Atlantic Charger and built its base situated in Greenland. The US and Great Britain went on a joint declaration regarding war’s purposes opposing tyranny. U boats attacks commenced the battle of the Atlantic. The United States entered the war when Japan attacked the Pearl Harbor. During that time, in 1939, President Roosevelt called off its trading with Japan on iron and gasoline. These items were very much needed by Japan to pursue war with China. And on the 7
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United States History Ch. 14 Section 2 Notes
1. Section
2
Objectives
• Understand the course of the early years of
World War II in Europe.
• Describe Franklin Roosevelt’s foreign policy in
the mid-1930s and the great debate between
interventionists and isolationists.
• Explain how the United States became more
involved in the conflict.
The Cold War Begins to Involvement
From Isolation
2. Section
2
Terms and People
• blitzkrieg − lightning war
• Axis Powers − Germany, Italy, Japan, and other
nations that fought together during World War II
• Allies − Britain, France, the Soviet Union, the
United States, China, and other nations that fought
against the Axis Powers during World War II
• Winston Churchill − British prime minister during
World War II
The Cold War Begins to Involvement
From Isolation
3. Section
2
Terms and People
(continued)
•
Neutrality Act of 1939 − American law that
allowed nations at war to buy U.S. arms if they
paid cash and carried them away on their own
ships
•
Tripartite Pact − three-party agreement
establishing an alliance between Germany, Italy,
and Japan
•
Lend-Lease Act − American law that allowed
the U.S. to lend, lease, sell, or otherwise provide
aid to other nations if doing so helped in the
defense of the United States
The Cold War Begins to Involvement
From Isolation
4. Section
2
Terms and People
•
(continued)
Atlantic Charter − document signed by
Roosevelt and Churchill that endorsed national
self-determination and an international system of
general security
The Cold War Begins to Involvement
From Isolation
5. Section
2
How did Americans react to events in
Europe and Asia in the early years of
World War II?
1. Americans were shocked by Japanese
and German aggression.
Yet they remained deeply divided over
American involvement in another war—
especially as they fought the despair of the
Great Depression.
The Cold War Begins to Involvement
From Isolation
6. Section
2
2. Hopes for peace in Europe faded as it
became clear that efforts to appease Hitler had
failed.
• Hitler violated the Munich Pact, taking over
the remainder of Czechoslovakia
• Germany launched a series of attacks on its
neighbors marked by speed and massive
firepower—a blitzkrieg, or “lightning war.”
The Cold War Begins to Involvement
From Isolation
8. Section
2
Hitler then turned his fury on Britain.
The Battle of
Britain was
waged in the
air as pilots
fought for
control of the
skies.
The British hid
in shelters
and darkened
homes as
bombs rained
down.
The Cold War Begins to Involvement
From Isolation
Despite
terrible
destruction,
the British
held on.
9. Section
2
3. Europe was again at war. In time, major
powers around the world joined in alliances.
Axis Powers
Allies
• Germany
• Britain
• Italy
• France
• Japan
• Soviet Union
• United States
• China
The Cold War Begins to Involvement
From Isolation
11. Section
2
4. In the early days of the war, Congress
declared neutrality. But as the war raged on in
Europe, the United States began to take steps to
support Europe’s democracies.
• The Neutrality Act of 1939 contained a cashand-carry provision favoring the Allies.
• The Selective Service Act provided for a military
draft.
• FDR agreed to give Britain battleships in exchange
for defense bases.
The Cold War Begins to Involvement
From Isolation
12. Section
2
Not everyone agreed with FDR’s pro-Allies
position. A loud debate soon raged between
isolationists and interventionists.
The Cold War Begins to Involvement
From Isolation
13. Section
2
As conditions worsened overseas,
Roosevelt described what was at stake in
an address to Congress.
He highlighted
four freedoms
precious to
Americans.
• freedom of speech
• freedom of worship
• freedom from want
• freedom from fear
All of these freedoms, he argued, were
threatened by German and Japanese militarism.
The Cold War Begins to Involvement
From Isolation
14. Section
2
Congress then took another step to aid the British.
The Lend-Lease Act,
symbolically numbered
1776, amounted to an
economic declaration
of war.
Many people, however,
remained divided over
American involvement in
the war.
The Cold War Begins to Involvement
From Isolation
15. Section
2
5. In 1941, Roosevelt and British prime minister
Winston Churchill signed the Atlantic Charter,
deepening the alliance between the two nations.
German submarines began to fire on American ships
supporting the Allies.
Roosevelt ordered the navy to attack the U-boats
on sight.
War seemed inevitable.
The Cold War Begins to Involvement
From Isolation