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Chapter 16 Section 4
America Moves Toward War
Why?
Event
German
1939 Cash &
tanks thunder Carry
across Poland.
Revise
Neutrality Act
of 1935
Significance?
Warring
nations buy
U.S. arms as
they pay cash
& transport in
own ships.
FDR helps
GB & France
& keeps us out
of war
Why?
Event
Germany
1940 France
extending the Falls
Third Reich
Significance?
U.S. helps GB
“All aid short of
war”
500k rifles
80k machine
guns
50 old
destroyers for
GB bases in
Caribbean &
Newfoundland
Un-neutral Act
Why?
Event
Keep U.S. out September
of war
27, 1940
Tripartite
Pact
Significance?
Axis Nations
would defend
each other if
U.S. attacked
U.S. wants to
avoid a two
ocean war
Why?
Event
Significance?
Blitzkrieg
Nazi
Victories
in 1940
Congress
boosted defense
spending
Military
Draft/Selective
Service
16M(21-35)
1M in
W.Hemisphere
Why?
Event
Significance?
War is costly
1940 British
Out of Cash
1941 Lend
Lease Act
Lend arms &
supplies to
any country
whose
defense was
vital to U.S.
Why?
Event
Significance?
Germany
1941 Hitler
Lend Lease
extending the Invades
extended to
Third Reich
Soviet Union Soviets
Enemy of
my enemy is
a friend
Why?
Event
Significance?
Prevent
shipments to
the Allies
September 4,
1941 German
submarine
fires on U.S.
destroyer
Greer
Shoot on
sight
Naval War
with Germany
Arm U.S.
merchant
ships
Why?
Event
Significance?
Japanese
want
expansion
like Italy &
Germany
Japan
invades
Manchuria &
Indochina
U.S. cuts off
trade with
Japan
Cut off oil
Causes
Pearl Harbor
Why?
Event
U.S. cut off
trade to protest
& prevent
Japanese
expansion
December 7, U.S. enters WWII
1941 Japan
Pacific
fleet
except
Attacks
Pearl Harbor for 3 aircraft carriers
Significance?
destroyed
U.S. has 2 ocean
war
Isolationists
converted
Build army & navy
Japan moves twd
Dutch East Indies
Definitions
1. Axis Powers: September 27, 1940
Germany, Italy & Japan signed mutual
defense pact & became known as Axis
Powers
2.Arsenal of Democracy: U.S. would supply
arms and supplies to Allies. Ex: Destroyers
for Bases & Lend Lease w/ GB & USSR
Definitions
3. Wolf Pack: At night tours of 40 German
submarines patrolled areas in N. Atlantic
where convoys would be expected
4. Atlantic Charter: FDR & W.C. met on
U.S.S. Battleship Augusta & pledged
collective security, disarm, selfdetermination, economic coop, freedom of
seas. Basis for Declaration of United
Nations
Definitions
5. Hideki Tojo: Chief of staff of Japan’s
Kwantang Army who launched invasion into
Manchuria. Became prime minister and
prepared Pearl Harbor Attack
6. Hirohito: Emperor of Japan
Objectives:
1. Describe U.S. response to outbreak of
war in Europe.
– Isolationists
– Cautiously moved away from neutrality-1939
Cash & Carry
Objectives:
2. Explain how FDR assisted Allies w/o declaring
war.
1939 Cash & Carry
1940 Rifles & Machine guns
1940 Destroyers for Bases
1940 Boost Defense Spending
1940 Lend Lease Act
1941 Shoot on sight/naval war/merchant ships
Objectives:
3. Summarize events that brought U.S. into
WWII.
Nazi victories in Europe/fall of France
Wolf Packs attacking U.S. ships/shoot on
sight
Japan invades Manchuria & Indochina / cut
off trade
Pearl Harbor