https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd Write 10 things you learned or found interesting while watching the video en-us 2018-07-03 13:58:47 UTC 2018-07-06 15:15:26 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269281706 1. american politics , and we did remove troops from the bominican republic and haiti,which 
2.we were isolationist in the sense that the united states was much less involved 
3.a series of neutrality acts which banned the sales of arms to belligerents 
4.our old friend euro centrism were generally nuestral in terms of foregen intervention when it came to Europe.
5.members from Charles Lindbergh to e.e. Cummings cautioned against involvement in foreign affairs. 
6.by 1941 in spite of our neutrality,fdr had pretty clearly sided with the allies 
7.america became the arsenal of democracy with the lead lease act authoring military 
8.surrender of 78000 americans and filipino trops at bataan
9.n may 1942 we protected Australia from the Japanese fleet by winning the battle 
10.the u.s strategy in the pacific had been called island hopping and it involved taking ]]> 2018-07-03 14:49:51 UTC https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269281706 https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269282976 1. Treaty of  re made Europe, but didnt make it better 
2. League of Nations, there was a lot of disappointing ideas 
3. U.S sponsored a series of arms reduction negotiations , resulted limiting the number of battleships
4. U.s was less- than isolationist was it pursuance of the good neighbor policy with Latin america 
5. U.S was less involved in world trade, because of the depression
6. Congress passed Neutrality Acts which banned the sale of arms to belligerents 
7. U.S didn't get involved until 2 years later when Hitler invaded Poland 
8. America became the "arsenal of democracy" with the lend lease act 
9. Dec 7, Japanese attacked the american naval base at pearl harbor in Hawaii ,
10. 1945 the U.S and British defeated Rommel and was ready to invade Europe


]]> 2018-07-03 15:05:10 UTC https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269282976 https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269283051 - We were generally neutral in terms of foreign intervention when it came to Europe.
- The U.S didn't officially get involved in the war until two years after Hitler invaded Poland.
- Congress allowed cash-and-carry arms sales to Great Britain.
- Despite our claim of neutrality, FDR had clearly sided with the Allies.
- The U.S essentially gave billions of dollars worth of arms and war material to Britain and the U.S.S.R.
- The U.S didn't actually get involved in the war until the Japanese pilots attacked the American naval base in Pearl Harbor.
- The U.S declared war and the day after that Germany declared war on the United States.
- The U.S had a huge victory on the island of midway.
- The U.S strategy in the Pacific was called island hopping and it involved taking Japanese controlled islands one at a time to be used as bases for bombers that could then be used against Japan itself.
- Russians did most of the fighting in Europe losing at least 20 million people and in the end, it was the Russians who really captured Berlin.]]> 2018-07-03 15:06:05 UTC https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269283051 https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269283101 - The Treaty of Versailles remade Europe, but didn't make it better.
- The period of time between 1920 to WWII was known as the age of isolation 
- The U.S. sponsored to the arms reduction negotiation 
- the arms reduction negotiation limited the countries battleships 
- We continued to support dictators
-The U.S. was much less involved in world trade 
- tariff policies and the great depression led to less world trade
- Italy invaded Ethiopia 
- Japan invaded China
- The U.S. didn't get involved in the War until 2 years after when Germany invaded Poland. ]]> 2018-07-03 15:06:43 UTC https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269283101 https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269283168 1. The US came out of WWI stronger than ever.
2. After WWI the United States began to be a lot more isolationist.
3. America still continued to support dictators in Latin America.
4. Many celebrities even warned to prevent foreign intervention(Europe).
5. In 1940, Congress allowed Cash and Carry arms sales to Britain.
6. The Pearl Harbor attacks on December 7, 1941 really pushed the US into WWII.
7.The US used a tactic called island hopping to slowly invade and take over Japanese territory.
8. Americans did help to liberate France and helped attack Germany, but Russians were doing most of the fighting.
9.The war in Europe ended in Berlin on May 8,1945
10. War in the Pacific didn't end until August when Japan surrendered when America dropped two nukes on them.

]]> 2018-07-03 15:07:31 UTC https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269283168 https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269283230 1) The period of time between 1920 and the U.S. entry to World War II has been called an age of isolation.
2) The U.S. sponsored a series of arms reduction negotiations.
3) The League of Nations was created by the U.S. but they did not partake in it.
4) We continued to support reckless dictators, which shows we've never been great neighbors.
5) The U.S. was a lot less involved in world trade.
6) The U.S. wasn't involved in the war until Germany had invaded Poland.
7) Congress recognized that the Nazis were a threat which led them to do a cash-and-carry effect with Britain.
8) In 1940 congress had created the first peace treaty draft.
9) FBR had sided with the allies in 1941
10) We were completely pushed into the war when the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor. ]]> 2018-07-03 15:08:28 UTC https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269283230 https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269283377 1.The Treaty of Versailles re-made Europe,but it didn't make t better.
2.America's ideas about foreign policy were created by two things, The Great Depression and World War 1.
3.The League of Nations was a flop and there was a lot of disappoin ted idealism.
4.The period of time between 1920 and the U.S.entry into World War II has been called an age of isolationism.
5.The U.S. didn't get officially in the war until two years after Hitler invaded Poland.
6.On December 7,1941 Japanese pilots attacked the American naval base.
7.American weaponry was pretty poor .
8.British defeated Rommel in the desert and were now ready to invade Europe.
9.Atomic bombs were developed through the Manhattan.
10.In WWII perhaps 40% of the estimated 50 mil people killed were civilians.]]> 2018-07-03 15:09:49 UTC https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269283377 https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269283418 1.The Treaty of Versailles created Europe but didn't make the things better
2.The U.S started to support a series of arms reduction bargains 
3.U.S created the league of nations but they weren't a part of it 
4.The reduced arms negotiation limited the battleships a country can have 
5.U.S was a lot less involved in world trade 
6.The U.S didn't get involved in WW2 until Hitler invaded Poland 
7.Italy attacked Ethiopia 
8. in 1940 congress had created the first peace treaty draft 
9.Japan invaded china 
10. Russia did most of the fighting in Europe losing at least 20 million people in the end, it was the Russians who really captured Berlin ]]> 2018-07-03 15:10:26 UTC https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269283418 https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269283666
1.Treaty of Versailles made Europe but didn't make anything better .
2. "League of Nations'', there was a lot of disappointment in idealism.
3. U.S. was less than isolationist was its pursuance of the Good Neighbor Policy in Latin America.
4.U.S. was less involved in world trade, because of the Great Depression.
5. Congress passed a series of Neutrality Acts which banned the arms to belligerents .
6. The U.S. didn't get involve in WW2 until two years later after Hitler invaded Poland.
7. By 1941, in spite of of all our neutrality, FDR had pretty clearly sided with the Allies .
8. America became the ''arsenal of democracy''.
9. December 7, 1947, the Japanese pilots attacked the American naval base at Pearl Harbor in Hawaii.
10. In 1943, the U.S. and the British defeated Rommel and was ready ti invade Europe.

]]> 2018-07-03 15:12:29 UTC https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269283666 https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269284351 1.Americas ideas about foreign policy was shaped by the Great Depression and World War I.
2.The Treaty of Versailles remade Europe. 
3.The entry into World War II has been called an age of isolationism. 
4.Congress had responded with a series of Neutrality Acts. 
5.Americans liberated Paris and were apart of the final assault on Germany.
6.The death toll from the two bombs was said to be greater than the number of Americans in the Pacific War. 
7.Bombs were dropped to prevent them from taking more territory.
8.The most horrible innovative thing about World War II was bombing. 
9. In 1945 the bombing was an acceptable and widespread strategy to target civilians. 
10.40% of the estimated 50 million people killed were civilians. ]]> 2018-07-03 15:21:07 UTC https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269284351 https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269284353 1.  The US sponsored to the arms negotiation
2.League of Nations was trash and Idealism created a lot disappointment 
3. Treaty of Versailles made Europe
4. Congress created a peacetime draft that had people scared
5. No Americans fought in battle of Stalingrad
6. The US came out of WWI stronger than ever
7. Time of 1920 was called an age of Isolation because of US entering World War ll
8. Due to The Great Depression US was done doing world trade
9.  Congress responded with a series of Neutrality Acts
10. America's ideas about foreign policy were shaped by two things; World War 1 and The Great Depression

]]> 2018-07-03 15:21:09 UTC https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269284353 https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269284389 1)treaty of versailles remade europe 
2)League on nations was a "Joke" we invented but not join
3) we were isolationist because the U.S. was less involved
4)Congress passed Neutrality Acts which banned sales of arms to "belligerents"
5) Congress knew that Nazis were a threat
6) U.S. Used the Lend Lease Act to give countries weapons and then pay them back after the war somehow
7)America ended all trade with Japan while it was helping a lot of countries.
8)Japanese pilots attacked pearl Harbor in Hawaii and therefore the U.S. got involved
9)Roosevelt Asked congress for declaration of war they said yes with 477 to 1
10) day after congress said "yes" to declaration to war Germany declared war with the U.S. WW2 started ]]> 2018-07-03 15:21:44 UTC https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269284389 https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269284656 1. Despite practicing a policy of isolationism, the US still involved itself in foreign affairs, like the Washington treaties.
2. America First was a group that had many celebrity members that advocated against involving in European affairs.
3. America had involved itself in the war in Europe long before it officially joined the war.
4. In 1940, Congress created a peacetime draft, which worried people.
5. 187 aircraft and 18 naval vessels were damaged/destroyed and over 2000 US soldiers were killed at the Pearl Harbor attack.
6. The surrender at Bataan is the largest surrender in American history.
7. The Battle of the Coral Sea was important because the American victory protected Australia.
8.The US strategy in the Pacific is known as island hopping; the US went from island to island, taking them from the Japanese.
9. The battle at Guadalcanal lasted 7 months.
10. Despite it being known as the European theater, Americans first fought in North Africa, not Europe.]]> 2018-07-03 15:25:45 UTC https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269284656 https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269284711 1.no Americans faught in the battle of Stalingrad
2.  The treaty of Versilles sort of re made europe
3.the point between 1920 and u.s. entry into world war 2 has been called a age of isolationism .
4.American weaponary was pretty poor
5. We continued to support repressive dictators like Somoza in Nicargue and batisa
6.We were isolationist in the sense that the united states was much less involved in world trade
7.The us came out of WW1
8.America´s ideas about foreign policy were shaped by two things; World War 1 and the great depression
9. japan invaded china
10. italy invaded Ethiopia ]]> 2018-07-03 15:26:35 UTC https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269284711 https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269285102 1. The Treaty of Versailles remade Europe but it didn't make it
2.Americans ideas about foreign policy were shaped by two things : The Great Depression and War l.
3.No like other countries, American came out stronger than any other
4.Americans didn't fight at the Battle of Stalingrad
5. US was less involved in world trade, because of Depression
6. The U.S came out of WWl
7.US didn't get involved until two years later when Hitler invaded Poland
8.Italy invaded Ethiopia 
9. America first fought against the Nazis in Africa in 1942.
10. British defeated Rommel in the desert and were now ready to invade Europe.]]> 2018-07-03 15:31:54 UTC https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269285102 https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269285637 1.The Treaty of Versailles was sort of remade.
2.1920 the US entry the WW1 and called it the age of isolationism.
3.US was less involved with the world trade. 
4.US didn't get involved in the war until two years after Hitler was involved.
5.The US was deeply involved in the European war before they actually sent troops. 
6.1994 japanese pilots attacked pearl Harbor in Hawaii.
7.May 1942 protected Australia from Japanese fleet by winning the battle. 
8.US had a strategy in Pacific island hopping .
9.Italy Invaded Ethiopia 
10.British defeated Rommel in the dessert.]]> 2018-07-03 15:37:15 UTC https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269285637 https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269285812 2018-07-03 15:39:54 UTC https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269285812 https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269285844 2018-07-03 15:40:24 UTC https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269285844 https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269286733 1) Americans ideas about foreign policy were shaped by two things:The Great depression and War I.
2) Treaty of Versailles remade Europe, but it didn't make it.
3)The period of time between 1920 and the U.S. entry into World War II has been called an age of isolationism.
4)No like other countries, American cam out stronger then any other.
5)Congress already knew that Nazis were going to be a threat.
6)Americans didn't fight at the Battle of Stalingrad.
7)In the 1940's, congress made a peacetime draft, which worried people.
8) League of Nations was trashed and idealism created a lot of disappointment.
9)The Americans liberated Paris and were apart of the final assault on Germany.
10)British defeated Rommel in the desert and were now ready to invade Europe.]]> 2018-07-03 15:52:44 UTC https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269286733 https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269287241 1.) America's policy was shape by two things The Great Depression and World War 1.
2.) Unlike other countries, America came out stronger than ever.
3.) The U.S thought of the idea of the League of Nations, but didn't even join it.
4.) Congress responded by passing a series of neutrality acts, which banned the sale of arms to belligerents.
5.) In 1940 Congress allowed for the "Cash, and Carry" arm sales to Great Britain.
6.) America froze all of Japanese assets and basically ended all trade between America and Japan.
7.) America got involved in World War II on December 7th, 1941, when Japan attacked pearl harbor.
8.) Thousands of America soldiers died on the Bataan death March, after surrendering to the Japanese.  9.) America first fought against the Nazis in Africa in 1942.
10.)The Russians had been doing the bulk of the work in fighting Germany in Europe.]]> 2018-07-03 15:59:34 UTC https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269287241 https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269287317 1. America's policy was shaped by The Great Depression and World War I.
 2. No Americans fought at the Battle of Stalingrad.
3. The period of time between 1920 and the U.S. entry into WWII was called an age of isolationism.
4. America came out stronger than ever from the war.
5. The U.S. sponsored a series of arms reduction negotiations that resulted in the Washington treaties limiting the number of battleships that a country could possess.
6. Those negotiations led to a far lot of nothing because the idea of a nation was a joke.
7. The U.S. invented the League of Nation, but didn't join it.
8. The U.S. were in isolationist in the sense that it was much less involved in world trade, largely because of the Depression
9. In the 1930s with Japan and Italy's invasion, and the rise of dictators, Congress responded by passing a series of Neutrality Acts which banned the sale of arms to belligerents.
10. In 1940, Congress agreed to allow Cash and Carry arms sales to Great Britain.]]> 2018-07-03 16:00:32 UTC https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269287317 https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269287759 1. Americas ideas of Foreign Policy were shaped by The Great Depression and WW1 
2. Treaty of Versailles re-made up Europe but did not improve it
3. The age of Isolation was the period of time between the 1920's and the entry of the US to WWII
4. The US invented the league of nations however the us never joined
5. The banning of arms to belligerents was knows as the Neutrality acts 
6. 1940 congress allowed cash and arms to be sold in Great Britain 
7. The 1st peacetime draft was made September 1940 by congress
8. The US ended all trade between America and China when they froze all Japanese assets
9. Event that pushed US into was was when the Japanese pilots attacked an american naval base on December 7, 1941
10. December 8, 141 Germany declared war on US leading to WWII turning into a World War ]]> 2018-07-03 16:07:32 UTC https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269287759 https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269287898 1.Americas ideas about foreign policy were shaped by two things, The Great Depression and WW1 
2. League of nations made by the US but the US never joined.
3. The US didn't officially get involved in the war until two years after Hitler invaded Poland, but America was deeply involved in the European war  before we actually sent troops. 
4. September 1940 Congress created the nation's first peace time draft, taking the next step in involvement. 
5. US froze all Japanese assets here and basically ended all trades between America and Japan 
6. Germany declared war on United states which then ww2 officially became a world war. 
7. the US used "island hoping " as the strategy to take control of Japanese controlled islands 
8. the battle at Guadalcanal went from August 1942 to February 1943
9. on June 6th we joined some Brits and Canadians in invading Normandy on D-day and that was the beginning of the end for the Nazis.
10. war didn't actually end until May 8th or May 9th 1945 depending on when you got the news.]]> 2018-07-03 16:09:18 UTC https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269287898 https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269288105 1.  The Great Depression and World War 1 shaped America's ideas about the foreign policy.
2.  The period of time between 1920 and the U.S. entry into World War 2 has been called an age of isolationism.
3. Congress responded by passing a series of Neutrality Acts, which banned the sale of arms to belligerents.
4. The U.S. didn't officially get involved in the war until 2 years after Hitler invaded Poland.
5. FDR really wanted to help the Allies, especially the Brits.
6. In September 1940, Congress created the nation's first peacetime draft.
7. America became the "arsenal of democracy" in 1941 with the lend lease act authorizing military aid.
8. The event that pushed us into war happened on December 7, 1941 when Japanese pilots attacked the America naval base at Pearl Harbor in Hawaii.
9. FDR asked congress for a declaration of war which they granted voting 477 to 1.
10. The day after, Germany declared war on the U.S. and World War 2 officially became a world war.]]> 2018-07-03 16:12:34 UTC https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269288105 https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269288323 1. americans had ideas about foregin policy was shaped by  the great depression and also world war I.
2. the treaty of Verasilles remade Europe.
3. "league of nations," there was a lot of disappointment in idealism.
4. the entry into world war II has been called an age of isolation. 
5. congress had passed a series of neutrality acts.
6.the death toll from the two bombs was said to be greater than the number of americans in the pacific war.
7. bombs were dropped aswell to prevent them from taking more territory.
8. most horrible innovative thing about world war II was the bombing.
9. 194, the bombing was acceptable and widespread strategy to target the civilians.
10. 40% of the estimated 50 million people were killed were civilians.]]> 2018-07-03 16:16:11 UTC https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269288323 https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269288777 1. Cash and Carry, in a way, bypassed the Neutrality Acts.
2. FDR wanted to support Allies while much of the country heavily opposed intervention.
3. America becomes the arsenal of democracy" by helping the Allies and enacting the Lend Lease Act.
4. Bataan Death March, 1942 becomes the largest American surrender, with the surrender of 78,000 troops.
5. US strategy in the Pacific Theater is called island hopping, taking islands one by one to get closer to Japan and to establish stations for bombers to use against Japan.
6. 1943, American and British divisions defeat Erwin Rommel, the Desert Fox, in North Africa, leading to an invasion on Europe.
7. War in Europe ends on May 8, 1945.
8. Japan surrenders after Hiroshima gets nuked on August 6, 1945 and Nagasaki on August 9, 1945.
9. Atomic bombs are first created in the American Manhattan Project.
10. Many argue if the use of atomic bombs on Japan was justified.]]> 2018-07-03 16:25:23 UTC https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269288777 roxanaoceguera212 https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269289004 1. The Americas foreign policy were shaped by : The Great Depression and World War 1
2. A lot of people died for not much change 
3.Period between 1920 and the U.S of World War 1 is called an Age of isolationism 
4. The united states didn't get involved in war until 2 years, after Hitler Invaded Poland 
5. Nazis in 1941 there were a lot of Russians fighting 
6. 1940 Congress created the nations first peacetime draft
7. America became the "arsenal of democracy" with the Lend Lease Act
8. Japanese pilots attacked the American naval base of Pearl Harbor in Hawaii 
9. 187 aircraft were destroyed, 18 naval vessels were damaged more than 2000
10. The largest surrender was 78,000 Americans and Filipinos troops at Bataan ]]> 2018-07-03 16:28:57 UTC https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269289004 https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269290714 1.The period of time between 1920 and the U.S. entry into World War II has been called an Age of Isolationism
2.  The War had its own channel on Tv
3. Then in September 1940, Congress created the nation’s first peace time draft taking the next step.
4. By 1941, in spite of all our neutrality FDR had pretty clearly sided with the Allies.
5. America became the arsenal of democracy with the Lend Lease Act authorizing military aid to countries that promised to pay it back somehow.
6. So this essentially gave billions of dollars’ worth of arms and war materials to Britain and the USSR.
7. And the US also froze Japanese assets here and basically ended all trade between America and Japan.
8. The event that pushed us fully into the war happened on December 7th, 1941 when Japanese pilots attacked the American naval base at Pearl Harbor in Hawaii.
9. 187 aircraft were destroyed 18 naval vessels were damaged or destroyed and more than 2,000 American service men were killed.
10. FDR asked Congress for a declaration of war which they granted voting 477 to 1 and World War II officially became a world war.]]> 2018-07-03 16:57:34 UTC https://padlet.com/kgorham1/tzuj1lguwigd/wish/269290714