Between the Two World Wars

proposed complete United States disarmament.

relied, in part, on the “merchants of death” thesis to explain n United States participation in World War I.

condemned the Italian invasion of Ethiopia.

called for an Anglo-American military alliance.

ensured the British easier access to American war supplies.

placed restrictions on which materials the United States could ship to Great Britain.

encountered almost no opposition from American congressmen.

was proposed by American isolationists.

close and tranquil.

constantly strained by significant ideological differences.

totally uncooperative.

hurt by the United States’ refusal to extend recognition to the Soviet Union as a cobelligerent.

Allied

Axis

Independent

Sovereign

Germany, Japan, and Russia.

Russia, France, and England.

Germany, Italy, and Russia.

Germany, Italy, and Japan.

the American people demanded it.

of the attack on Pearl Harbor.

Germany had invaded Britain.

Germany had declared war on the U.S.

immediately declared war on Germany.

declared American neutrality.

loaned massive quantities of war supplies to France and England.

warned Germany that if France were attacked, the United States would declare war.

attempting to appease Hitler.

immediately threatening war.

establishing a military alliance with the Soviet Union.

seizing German territory.

Ethiopia.

Libya.

Egypt.

Spain.

the Rhineland.

Austria.

the Polish Corridor.

the Sudeten region of Czechoslovakia.