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Name _______________________________ United States History: Book 3 Lesson 19 Handout 19 {page 1) Date _______________________________ American Reactions to Fascist Aggression Part A. The following list includes American responses to a series of actions by aggressor nations In the pre-World War II years. Write the name of the response in the appropriate place on the chart below in the column labeled "American Responses," Responses: President Roosevelt's Quarantine Speech; "Moral embargo" of oil shipments to Italy; Cash and C~rry policy; Embargo against Japan: Roosevelt's letter to Mussolini and Hitler asking for assurances against aggression; U.S, declared war on Japan: Stimson Doctrine; Destroyer deal with Britain and Conscription Act; Neutrality Act of 1937; Atlantic Charter; Neutrality Acts of 1935 and 1936; Lend-Lease; U.S. froze German assets V.S. Fascist Aggression Response(s) 1. Japan invaded Manchuria 2. Italy invaded Ethopia 3. Rearmament of Germany 4. Spanish Civil War --5. Japan invaded China , 6. Hitler's takeover of Czechoslovakia 7. Hitler's invasion of Poland -. 8. Hitler's invasion of Norway and the Low Countries 9, Fall of France 10, Japan's invasion of Indochina © COPYRIGHT, The Center for Learning. Used with pennlsston. Not for sale. 11:-:: Name ________________________________ United States History: Book 3 Lesson 19 Handout 19 (page 2) Datc _________________________________ Fascist Aggression U.S. Response(s) 11. Battle of Britain 12. Hitler's invasion of Russia 13. Japan attacked Pearl Harbor Part B. To conclude the lesson, answer the following questions. 1. It has been said that the Neutrality Acts made the U.S. marvelously prepared to avoid World War I. To what extent is this true? 2. President Roosevelt declined to Invoke the Neutrality Acts because they worked to the advantage of aggressors. Explain this position. 3. Which of the U.S. responses to fascist aggression marked the turning point in moving the nation from neutrality to war? 4. To what extent was the reversal of neutrality in the best interest of the United States? .~ COPYRIGHT. The Center for Learning. Used with permIssion. Not for sale.