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Policy that stated that warring nations would have to pay up front and carry goods away in their own ships; revision of previous neutrality provisions Cash and Carry
Investigation of the supposed excessive profits made by American financiers and arms manufacturers during WWI Nye Committee
Stated that the US would not recognize territory won by aggression in Asia Stimson (or Hoover-Stimson) Doctrine
Trial balloon by FDR on collective security in 1937 Quarantine Speech
Abrogated by the US as part of the Good Neighbor Policy Platt Amendment
Agreed that if a nation outside the Western hemisphere attacked a nation in the hemisphere it would be perceived as an attack on all the nations in the hemisphere Buenos Aires Conference
Narrowly defeated, would have said that Congress couldn't declare war without a nationwide referendum Ludlow Amendment
Said the President must embargo munitions to all belligerents in a war and that US citizens could travel on belligerent vessels only at their own risk First Neutrality Act
Said the US was prohibited from extending loans or credit to belligerents Second Neutrality Act
American gunboat fired upon by Japan in China Panay
Established a "chastity belt" for zones in the Western Hemisphere Declaration of Panama
Program of giving aid to allied countries Lend-Lease
FDR and Churchill established principles which we were fighting for such as self-determination, freedom of the seas, a postwar organization to provide collective security Atlantic Charter
The Supreme Court unanimously upheld ethnic internment of Japanese-Americans on the Pacific coast Korematsu v. US
Preliminary meeting to discuss a postwar international organization in 1945 Dumbarton Oaks
Meeting of FDR and Churchill to agree to a joint military operation against Italy and established the doctrine of 'unconditional surrender' Casablanca
First meeting of the Big Three; agreement to establish a second front in 1944 Teheran
Meeting of Big Three which discussed the surrender of Germany and its division into four occupation zones; allowed Soviets to keep Polish territory seized in 1939; Soviets promised to hold democratic elections in Poland and enter war against Japan Yalta
Meeting to adopt the United Nations Charter San Francisco
Meeting of Truman, Churchill, and Stalin; declared that Japan must surrender unconditionally or face "prompt destruction" Potsdam
Counterattack of Germans in last desperate push to keep the allies from crossing into Germany Battle of the Bulge
Conference of the United Nations Monetary and Financial Conference that created a world bank to stabilize international currency Bretton Woods
Site of trials of Nazi civil and military leaders for war crimes Nuremberg
Agency established to combat inflation by fixing price ceilings Office of Price Administration
Agency established to convert factories from civilian to military production War Production Board
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