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This was an act signed after WW1 saying that war was outlawed as a way of national policy. It was unable to be enforced.
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the signing of an agreement between Germany, Italy, and Japan to make the Axis powers. If one country were to declare war the other two would be forced to declare war as well.
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the nye comittee was a meeting held to expose bankers and arms dealers as pushing America towards entering the war
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these series of acts passed outlawed selling weapons to warring countries and lending private loans
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outlawed selling military related materials to a country in war. declared warnings for travel to a country in war
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this proposal signed by Germany claimed that Germany could annex west Czechoslovakia so the germans could have more land.
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a political group against the entering of the war and believed isolationism is the key to success
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required all men in between ages 21-45 to sign up for the draft
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the bombing events in Honolulu, Hawaii where Japan bombed the naval fort residing there in hopes that in would cripple America's ability to fight naval battles but instead dragged them into the war which ultimately caused the fall of the axis powers.
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gave the president the ability to give weapons to countries in war without breaking the neutrality acts