27+Global+Crisis


 * Isolationism || The national policy of isolation by abstaining from alliances and other political and economical relations ||
 * Munich Conference of 1938 || Conference in Munich where the British prime minister Neville Chamberlain gave in to Hitler's territorial demands and thereby helped to bring about World War II ||
 * Internationalism || A national policy favoring cooperation amongst the nations ||
 * Appeasement ||  ||
 * Washington Conference of 1921 || (Washington Naval Arms Conference) A conference of the United States, Great Britain, and Japan called by President Harding in July 1921 where Secretary of State Hughes proposed the destruction of specified ships to achieve a ratio of ships among the world's naval powers ||
 * War of the Worlds ||  ||
 * Kellogg-Briand Pact of 1928 ||  ||
 * Cash-and-Carry ||  ||
 * Circular loans ||  ||
 * America First Committee || A committee created by the isolationists to prevent the drift towards entering World War II. The committee was financed by Henry Ford and his associates, featured aviator Charles Lindbergh, and claimed that America had the strength to stand alone despite Hitler's victories in Europe. ||
 * Benito Mussolini's Fascist Party ||  ||
 * Election of 1940 ||  ||
 * Adolph Hitler's National Socialist Party ||  ||
 * Wendell Willkie ||  ||
 * Lend-Lease || A system proposed by FDR for supplying nations deemed "vital to the defense of the United States" with war supplies without requiring cash payment. ||
 * Reciprocal Trade Agreement Act of1934 ||  ||
 * German U-boat warfare ||  ||
 * Atlantic Charter || The concluding public statement of Winston Churchill and Franklin D. Roosevelt aboard a warship off Newfoundland in which they expressed their ideals of a postwar world, condemned aggression, affirmed national self-determination, and endorsed principles of collective security and disarmament. ||
 * Good Neighbor Policy ||  ||
 * Tripartite Pact || A pact between Germany, Italy, and Japan in September 1940 in which each Axis nation agreed to aid the others in the case of an attack by a new enemy. ||
 * Neutrality Acts ||  ||
 * Henry Stimson ||  ||
 * Sino-Japanese War ||  ||
 * Pearl Harbor ||  ||