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RUSSIAN REVOLUTION OF 1917
Russia became the worlds first communist state, known as the soviet union.
JOSEPH STALIN
In the 1920s, Joseph Stalin seized power and established a brutal totalitarian dictatorship.
BENITO MUSSOLINI
In Italy, Benito Mussolini rose to power as the fascist party seized power.
ADOLF HITLER
In Germany, economic strife caused by the Great Depression brought Nazi to achieve German domination throughout Europe.
COLLECTION SECURITY
Was the idea that peaceful nations would band together to stop aggressors, failed when countries like the United States and the Soviet Union failed to join the League of nations.
NEUTRALITY ACTS (1935-1937)
To avoid a similar turn of events , congress enacted the neutrality act, which prohibited Americans from traveling on the ships of nations at war.
CASH-AND-CARRY
That act sought to keep the U.S. out of what was widely viewed by most Americans as another inevitable European conflict.
"QUARANTINE" SPEECH
When Japan invaded China in 1937, president Roosevelt delivered his "Quarantine" speech .
THE FLYING TIGERS
When the Burma Road that supplied China was cut off by Japan, U.S. volunteer fighter pilots , known as the FLYING TIGERS.
DESTROYER FOR BASES AGREEMENT
As war I Europe began 1939, american hoping to avoid war began preparing just in case.

LEND-LEASE ACT

In 1941, Roosevelt proposed the lend-lease act to sell, lease, or lend war materials to any country the president saw as vital to the defense of the U.S. American battleship began protecting British ships crossing the Atlantic with supplies for Britain.

WINSTON CHURCHILL

Winston Churchill aboard a U.S. warship in the Atlantic.

. ATLANTIC CHARTER

Roosevelt and Churchill signed the Atlantic charter, laying the foundation for the later creation of the United Nations.