foreign policy US 1930's
- Created by: edie cooke
- Created on: 08-05-13 14:40
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- Why America pursued a policy of neutrality in 30's.
- Long term.
- 'never again' attitude after WWI.
- US soldiers died with little to gain for America.
- Monroe Doctrine, people returned to traditional foreign policy and ideologies.
- NYE Report, 'merchants of death'
- Any justifiable reasons to go to war?
- Short term.
- Great Depression.
- Less capable of joining the war, less money.
- Focusing on domestic problems.
- New Deal gave the president 'too much power'. Congress wanted to limit it. Hence neutrality acts.
- Great Depression.
- Long term.
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