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Big stick policy

Roosevelts policy

Walk softly but Carrie a big stick

Good neighbor policy

Relationships between Latin America and the U.S

Walk softly but Carrie a big stick

Dollar dimocracy

If the foreign country couldn't repay the U.S gov in time we would send in our troops to get the money back

Joseph Stalin

The leader during the time of ww2 for the soviets

Benito Mussolini

Dictator of Italy in ww2

Adolf hittler

Leader of the Germans during ww2

Collective security

The nation would band together for peace

Cash and Carry

Sell no military goods

Pearl Harbor

Attacked by Japanese air men

War bonds

A way to buy something that are rationed

War bonds

A way to buy something that are rationed

Victory cards

Made gardens to ensure the food supply for American soldiers

War bonds

A way to buy something that are rationed

Victory cards

Made gardens to ensure the food supply for American soldiers

Rationing

To savor or save for a long time

War bonds

A way to buy something that are rationed

Victory cards

Made gardens to ensure the food supply for American soldiers

Rationing

To savor or save for a long time

Executive order 9066

To move Japanese Americans from the western coastal regions

War bonds

A way to buy something that are rationed

Victory cards

Made gardens to ensure the food supply for American soldiers

Rationing

To savor or save for a long time

Executive order 9066

To move Japanese Americans from the western coastal regions

Korematsu vs United States

Gave the Japanese $20,000 when we released them from there camps