Read about FDR and the Shadow of War, Ch. 35 pp. 806-818.
As you read, take notes on Study Goals (aka Learning Objectives) 1 and 2. (see below)
Print a copy of the Study Goals to keep in your binder.
Ch. 35 Study Goals - Be able to:
- Describe the isolationist motives and effects of FDR's early foreign policies.
- Explain how American isolationism dominated U.S. policy in the mid-1930s
- Explain how America gradually began to respond to the threat from totalitarian aggression while still trying to stay neutral.
- Describe Roosevelt's increasingly bold moves toward aiding Britain in the fight against Hitler and the sharp disagreements these efforts caused at home.
- Discuss the events and diplomatic issues in the Japanese-American conflict that led up to Pearl Harbor.
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