America Enters World War II

What was Roosevelt's primary goal between August 1939 and December 1941?

What was the primary reason for Britain's relocation of warships from Southeast Asia to the Atlantic?

What strategy did Roosevelt employ to deter Japan from attacking the British Empire?

How did Japan's actions in southern Indochina pose a direct threat to the British Empire?

What was a consequence of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor?

What was the main point of contention between the United States and Japan that eventually led to the attack on Pearl Harbor?

How many years before the Pearl Harbor attack did tension between the United States and Japan over the Open Door Policy start?

What did the Fight for Freedom Committee advocate for?

What was the main reason for the differing opinions on American involvement in World War II?

What did the actions of the Fight for Freedom Committee highlight?

What was the relationship between President Roosevelt's policies and the tension between the United States and Japan?

Why did many Americans want to help European democracies but not sell them arms?

Based on the content provided, what was one way in which the United States assisted European democracies besides providing arms?

How did the author demonstrate the complexity of American involvement in World War II?

What was the time of the initial attack by the first wave of Japanese aircraft?

Which location experienced an attack at 8:55 A.M.?

What significant event occurred soon after American policies angered Japan?

Which site was specifically indicated as a radar location?

What was one goal of Japan's actions against the United States?

Which airfield was attacked in relation to the first wave of the attack?

What did Churchill suggest about FDR's intentions towards Germany?

At what time did the second wave of Japanese aircraft begin their attack?

Which military base is located closest to Pearl City?

What was a primary reason for Japan's grievances against the United States?

Which of the following is NOT a reason Britain needed more destroyers?

Why did Inouye compare the Japanese planes to American planes?

What was Roosevelt's initial challenge in providing destroyers to Britain?

What was the significance of the 'red ball on their wings' on the Japanese planes?

What does the phrase “American isolationism ended” most likely refer to?

What was the primary benefit to Roosevelt for sending destroyers to Britain?

What does the excerpt imply about Inouye's perspective on the start of World War II in the Pacific?

What was the primary reason for the Lend-Lease Act?

According to Roosevelt, what would have been the consequence of Britain falling to Germany?

What was Roosevelt's vision for the United States' role in the conflict between Britain and Germany?

What were the "Four Freedoms" that Roosevelt identified as the shared values of the United States and Great Britain?

How did the Lend-Lease Act circumvent the Neutrality Act?

What was the term President Roosevelt used to describe a potential alliance between Germany, Japan, and Italy?

What did President Roosevelt argue was the United States' best strategy to avoid direct involvement in the war?

What was the main reason behind President Roosevelt's decision to expand the nation's role in the war after the election?

What did President Roosevelt believe would be the outcome if the United States did not help Britain?

How did the Lend-Lease Act affect the United States' Neutrality Act?