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This was isolationist because the United States was avoiding relations with other countries to prevent their entering into the war.

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This act forbade all loans or credits to be issued to anyone who was engaged in war or international conflict, this didn't include civil wars. This Act was passed in February of  1936. 

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This act forbade all loans or credits to be issued to anyone who was engaged in war or international conflict, this didn't include civil wars. This Act was passed in February of  1936. 

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The act was passed in may of 1937 to outlaw arms trade with Spain. It had no expiration date and even during civil war they could not trade weapons 

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its purpose was to agree on a measurement for global depression, revive international trade, and stabilize currency rates.
 
President Roosevelt supported currency manipulation to raise prices. However, the US' reaction to the temporary plan of stabilization was temporary. The raise in dollars threatened US currency and exports-stock and commodity markets were depressed. In the end Roosevelt did not commit, receiving criticism from Britain, France, and internationalists. 

Roosevelt feared Britain an France would control their own exchange rates, so he rejected the pan(even though it was temporary). Roosevelt saw "broader problems" existed and saw other economic values as more important.

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shipping weapons over to the  Allies in Europe

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Description: FDR was trying to gain support to send military support to those fighting the Axis Powers.

It was internationalist because it was a speech to get support to help other countries that were against the Axis Powers.It was something to get the US to help other countries in a way.

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While on a convoy got hit by a torpedo of a German U-boat the ship sank and it lost 115 people out of the 160 that were on board. This happened before the U.S. officially joined the war effort. Songs were written about the event and many Americans called the military right after it happened to check on their friends and loved ones. 

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 Described men between a certain age to register with local draft boards. The draftees were selected by national lottery. Inductees had to remain in Western Hemisphere or in United States possessions or territories

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Good Neighbor Policy (1933) - Carrie Bricker 

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Good Neighbor Policy (1933) - Carrie Bricker 

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Description : Foreign policy under administration of President Roosevelt towards Latin America, stated there'd be no intervention in domestic affairs in Latin America. US would be a 'good neighbor' and engage in reciprocal exchanges.
Internationalist/Isolationist?: The Good Neighbor Policy was an act of internationalism.
Why?: The United States was interfering with Latin America, stating they'd allow reciprocal exchanges, and this was proposed because of previous troubles and Latin America felt threatened, hostilities grew against the US.

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America First Committee
 America First Committee 
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Good Neighbor Policy (1933) - Carrie Bricker
Good Neighbor Policy (1933) - Carrie Bricker 
Description : Foreign policy under administration of President Roosevelt towards Latin America, stated there'd be no intervention in domestic affairs in Latin America. US would be a 'good neighbor' and engage in reciprocal exchanges. 
Internationalist/Isolationist?: The Good Neighbor Policy was an act of internationalism. 
Why?: The United States was interfering with Latin America, stating they'd allow reciprocal exchanges, and this was proposed because of previous troubles and Latin America felt threatened, hostilities grew against the US. 
 
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Atlantic Charter (1941)- Jackeline Castaneda
Atlantic Charter (1941)- Jackeline Castaneda
Definition: A important policy statement issued during WWII on 1941 it defined the allied goals for the post war. The leaders of the UK and the U.S. drafted the work and all the allies of WWII later 

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Atlantic Charter (1941)- Jackeline Castaneda

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Atlantic Charter (1941)- Jackeline Castaneda

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Definition: A important policy statement issued during WWII on 1941 it defined the allied goals for the post war. The leaders of the UK and the U.S. drafted the work and all the allies of WWII later confirmed it.

It was internationalist because it advocated letting all states do what they believed in. It also established the idea that the U.S. and U.K. would not gain from the war, it set goals for the U.S. before it entered the war as well as before the attack on pearl harbor.

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Selective Service Act of 1940 -   Dax Sousa

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Selective Service Act of 1940 -   Dax Sousa

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Description: Described men between a certain age to register with local draft boards. The draftees were selected by national lottery. Inductees had to remain in Western Hemisphere or in United States possessions or territories

This would be an Internationalism as it is drafting men to the army to occupy or fight in another part of the world.

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The policy stated in a note to Japan and China that the US would no longer be involved in any territorial changes brought by the force.
This would be isolationist, because they did not recognize anything about the doctrine and automatically assumed that it was not a good thing.

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Refusal to allow the S.S. St. Louis into the US - Anahi Rodriguez

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Refusal to allow the S.S. St. Louis into the US - Anahi Rodriguez

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May 13, 1939, 900 Jewish passengers were headed into Cuba, however their policy for immigration suddenly changed and the administration were unable to allow them into Cuba. they reached out to the US. which the US with drew themselves from the situation but arranged for them to arrive in Britain, France, and Belgium.
This was more isolationist than internationalist because the US didn´t take the Jews in. however it is a slight bit internationalist by arranging for them to go to britain and other countries.

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Description: Allowed for the United States to provide aid to allied nations during World War II, without getting the United States involved in the war.
Internationalist: This act would be internationalist because the United States was getting involved with other countries such as Britain during the war which would bring the U.S. closer into the war.

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*A meeting of representatives from 66 nations at the Geological museum in London
*Description: purpose was to win agreement on measures to fight global depression, revive international trade, and stabilize currency exchange rates.
*FDR was not very fond of the conference for the Europeans believed that settlement would revive the world. They wanted to get rid of burdening debts, but most debts were owed tot he U.S. We did not want to write off those debts. He even mentioned in his inaugural speech  "i shall spare no effort to restore world trade by international economic readjustment, but the emergency at home cannot wait on that accomplishment.
* isolationism : this conference was with 66 nations, many of them European discussing the economics of the world. but FDR did not want it to get in the way, of him fixing america first.

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Description: The U.S. froze Japanese Assets because of their intervention in French Indo - China. It created an embargo on oil and gasoline exports to Japan.

Isolationist or Internationalist?:
Isolationist because we but off Japan knowing that they needed oil and gasoline.

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Description: A civil war raged in Spain between those loyal to the newly established Republican government and those who favored a conservative, militaristic system. The U.S refused to send military assets or weapons to assist.

Isolationist or Internationalist?: As the war waged on, the U.S passed legislatures declaring neutrality and reserving the right to not intervene if necessary making the U.S isolationist in this situation.

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Description: This act forbade all loans or credits to be issued to anyone who was engaged in war or international conflict, this didn't include civil wars. This Act was passed in February of  1936.

Isolationism: This event is isolationism because they are refusing to give aid to countries currently in conflict with another country. The act also kept America out of conflict and out of the spotlight, pushing us to more of isolation.

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In order to avoid the mistakes  made during WW1, the US government forbid trade with other nations involved in war, enter their ships into war zones, posses armed ships, and travel on non-American ships.
This was isolationist because the United States was avoiding relations with other countries to prevent their entering into the war.

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Description:The Stimson Doctrine is the policy of non recognition of states created as a result of aggression. This was a note declare to Japan and China. It basically said the wouldn't recognize any change of territories goten by force. This was brought on by the Japanese invasion of Manchuria in late 1931. And this placed U.S. Secretary of State Henry L. Stimson in a difficult position. Whom the doctrine is named after.

Isolationist or Internationalist?:
Isolationist because they said it was bad, but that was it. They said hey I don't recognize that you took Manchuria, but they did nothing about it. They stayed where they were and did not really get involved to stop Japan and help China.

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Refusal to Allow the SS St. Louis into the US (1939)

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Refusal to Allow the SS St. Louis into the US (1939)

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Description: In 1939, a ship carrying around 900 Jewish refugees who fled Nazi Germany were headed to Cuba. There, they tried to gain access to the US, but due to strict immigration laws, they were not able to enter and had to return to Europe where they were refugees.
Isolationist or Internationalist?: Isolationist because the US Immigration and Nationality Act of 1924 was primarily aimed at further restricting of Europeans, so it di not allow for more people to enter the US

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Franklin D. Roosevelt presented a speech at the seventy-seventh Congress concerning the need to support their allies in Europe through war supplies and the U.S.’s responsibility of manufacturing those supplies no matter the financial burdens. He emphasized the Allies’ need for victory and the consequent freedom to have a world consisting of 4 basic freedoms: the freedom of speech,  freedom of worship,  freedom from want, and freedom from fear.

Isolationist or Internationalist?:
Internationalist. Roosevelt’s speech emphasizes the need to support foreign countries in their efforts to achieve victory over the Axis powers through the manufacturing and shipment of war supplies. He claims that this is necessary since it’s practically impossible for the U.S. to fight off the world alone.

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Refusal to Allow S.S.  St. Lois into the US

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Refusal to Allow S.S.  St. Lois into the US

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Description: The Atlantic Charter was a joint declaration released by U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill on August 14, 1941 following a meeting of the two heads of state in Newfoundland. The Atlantic Charter provided a broad statement of U.S. and British war aims. Issued during WW II which defined the Allied goals for post war.

Isolationist or Internationalist?
Isolationist because they had a declaration after the war. They had a meeting in which they were talking about after the WW II. They wanted a better future for all the countries and the world combined.

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-Jasmin Estrada

Description: An agreement was made between the U.S and Great Britain in which the U.S exchanged 50 U.S Navy Destroyers for British naval and air bases. U.S received leases to bases in the Bahamas, Newfoundland, Jamaica, St.Lucia, Trinidad, Antigua, and British Guiana. The first 6 vessels were shipped 3 days after the agreement was signed.

Isolationism or Internationalism: This deal is seen as internationalism because even though the U.S was neutral, it was involved with Great Britain and was sending them a lot of U.S destroyers.

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FDR's Shoot on Sight Order- Brayden Hanke

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FDR's Shoot on Sight Order- Brayden Hanke

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On September 11, 1941 FDR issued an order to the US Navy to shoot German and Italian warships in the West Atlantic on sight.
The order was a response to a torpedo attack by a German submarine on the US destroyer Greer, yet the occurrence also took place after previous acts of aggression and attacks on merchant ships by the Germans.
Internationalist: American ships were sending goods to allies, so the protection of the ships was help for the allies.

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Description: The US passed this Act which stated that the US is "neutral" in the war but will sell war things to the Allies if the pay is cash and use their own ships.
Iso/Int.: This was international b/c the US technical got involved in the war by selling things tho the Allies.

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Description: The committee led by Senator Nye was made to investigate the possible role of the companies that made war products and made profit off of the great war. The committee interviewed many powerful people in an attempt to find out if they did anything to make the war happen for financial gain. The committee found nothing, but the public still believed that big business had something to do with the war.

Isolationist
The committee was isolationist due to its purpose to investigate the big businesses in america, and to meet the calls of the american people who thought that america was put in the war not for moral reasons, but financial purposes with the big businesses pushing for it.

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Desc:The act was passed in may of 1937 to outlaw arms trade with Spain. It had no expiration date and even during civil war they could not trade weapons
Isolationist or Internationalist?  Why? :This event could be seen as isolationist due to the fact they were trying to cut ties with spain by ending all current and future trading.

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London Economic Conference(June 12-July 27, 1933)

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London Economic Conference(June 12-July 27, 1933)

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its purpose was to agree on a measurement for global depression, revive international trade, and stabilize currency rates.

President Roosevelt supported currency manipulation to raise prices. However, the US' reaction to the temporary plan of stabilization was temporary. The raise in dollars threatened US currency and exports-stock and commodity markets were depressed. In the end Roosevelt did not commit, receiving criticism from Britain, France, and internationalists.

Roosevelt feared Britain an France would control their own exchange rates, so he rejected the pan(even though it was temporary). Roosevelt saw "broader problems" existed and saw other economic values as more important. This can be seen as isolationist because Roosevelt focused on nationality and fixing the economy of the US, he didn't want the Conference plan to get in the way.

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By Jessica Sanchez

Description- Roosevelt's "Shoot on sight" was interpreted as an act of agression by Germany, and major action was sited in the Declaration of War with the U.S. It is known as the "Greer incident" which became the fisrt US Navy ship to fire on a German Ship. The incident led to FDR issuing what became known as the "Shoot on Sight" on September 11, 1941.
This was an act of Isolationist since the US wasn't trying to get in no affairs with other countries. President Roosevelt was issuing the U.S Navy to shoot German and Italian warships in the west Atlantic on sight.

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Description: While on a convoy got hit by a torpedo of a German U-boat the ship sank and it lost 115 people out of the 160 that were on board. This happened before the U.S. officially joined the war effort. Songs were written about the event and many Americans called the military right after it happened to check on their friends and loved ones.
Internationalism: because we were shipping weapons over to the Allies in Europe

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Quarantine the Aggressor Speech-Kaitlin Limas

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Quarantine the Aggressor Speech-Kaitlin Limas

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Year-1937
Description: Speech given by Franklin D. Roosevelt. He intended to influence peaceful nations to get together and bring about an isolation of aggressive nations. The speech triggered protests from isolationists and many others because they feared that a moral quarantine would lead to a shooting quarantine.
Isolationist or Internationalist:
Roosevelt's speech could be seen as internationalist. That is because he gave the speech in hope to make the nations peaceful and get them all together and he was also an internationalist at heart. But at the same time it came off as isolationist because he wanted the US to be neutral(but morally side against fascist nations) and quarantine other certain countries.

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Description:  The USS Panay was an American gunboat that was patrolling the Yangtze River in 1937 when it was attacked and sunk by Japanese airplanes.  The Japanese claimed it was a case of mistaken identity, although the boat was flying a large American flag on it at the time.
Isolationist or Internationalist:  Isolationist because after the incident, the US only demanded an apology, showing a desire to avoid involvement in conflict.  Could also be internationalist, as the US was involved in China at the time.

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America First Committee (September 4, 1940 - December 10, 1941) Isaac Godinho

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America First Committee (September 4, 1940 - December 10, 1941) Isaac Godinho

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Robert D. Stuart Jr. had created the AFC.  What this focused on was opposing American entry in WW2.  Over 500,000 people had supported this committee.  However, it was disbanded 3 days after the attack on Pearl Harbor.

Obviously this committee had been sided with isolationism. In no way did this group favor in being part of the war (until the attack on Pearl Harbor).