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en WO WWII: Politics at Home and Abroad 17 Reciprocal Trade Agreements : Act designed to lift American export trade from the depression Neutrality Act : Act that stated that no American could legally sail on a belligerent, sell or transport munitions to a belligerent, or make loans to a warring country London : Location of an economic conference where delegates met up to plan an attack strategy to overtake the global depression; they sought to stabilize currencies and their exchange rates Johnson Debt Default Act : Act which outlawed private loans to governments which had defaulted on their debts to the US, in response to the many Allied countries in Europe which had defaulted on their loans Stalin : dictator of the Communist USSR Mussolini : Fascist leader who gained power in Italy in 1922 Tydings McDuffie : Act that provided independence for the Philippines Good Neighbor Policy : US delegation that formally endorsed nonintervention with Latin American countries Havana : 1940 conference where US agreed to share with its twenty New World neighbors the responsibility of upholding the Monroe Doctrine Potsdam : conference where President Truman met with Stalin and the British leaders; they issued an ultimatum to Japan: surrender or be destroyed Spanish Civil War : war that started when Spanish rebels, led by General Francisco Franco, rose against the left-wing Republican government in Madrid Sudetenland : the Western European democracies betrayed Czechoslovakia when they gave away this country to Germany at a conference in Munich in September 1938 Hitler Stalin Pact : pact that allowed Germany to declare war on Poland and the Western democracies without fear of retaliation from the Soviet Union Wilkie : Republican chosen to run against Roosevelt for the election of 1940 Atlantic : conference held when the surrender of the Soviet Union was a possibility, Roosevelt (US) and Churchill (Britain) met up to discuss world issues Roosevelt : Democratic candidate who won the 1932 election by a landslide; he pledged a present a "New Deal" to the American public Truman : US president that came into office after Roosevelt died; led the country through the last few months of World War II; best known for making the controversial decision to use two atomic bombs against

WWII: Politics at Home and Abroad

Act that stated that no American could legally sail on a belligerent, sell or transport munitions to a belligerent, or make loans to a warring country
Act that provided independence for the Philippines
Fascist leader who gained power in Italy in 1922
1940 conference where US agreed to share with its twenty New World neighbors the responsibility of upholding the Monroe Doctrine
conference held when the surrender of the Soviet Union was a possibility, Roosevelt (US) and Churchill (Britain) met up to discuss world issues
pact that allowed Germany to declare war on Poland and the Western democracies without fear of retaliation from the Soviet Union
war that started when Spanish rebels, led by General Francisco Franco, rose against the left-wing Republican government in Madrid
US delegation that formally endorsed nonintervention with Latin American countries
Republican chosen to run against Roosevelt for the election of 1940

Act designed to lift American export trade from the depression
US president that came into office after Roosevelt died; led the country through the last few months of World War II; best known for making the controversial decision to use two atomic bombs against
Democratic candidate who won the 1932 election by a landslide; he pledged a present a "New Deal" to the American public
conference where President Truman met with Stalin and the British leaders; they issued an ultimatum to Japan: surrender or be destroyed
dictator of the Communist USSR
Act which outlawed private loans to governments which had defaulted on their debts to the US, in response to the many Allied countries in Europe which had defaulted on their loans
Location of an economic conference where delegates met up to plan an attack strategy to overtake the global depression; they sought to stabilize currencies and their exchange rates
the Western European democracies betrayed Czechoslovakia when they gave away this country to Germany at a conference in Munich in September 1938

WWII: Politics at Home and Abroad

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