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Isolationism and America

Isolationism and America. Mr. Vanderporten Contemporary American History. What Is Isolationism?. A policy of remaining apart from the affairs or interests of other groups, especially the political affairs of other countries. America in the 1930s.

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Isolationism and America

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  1. Isolationism and America Mr. Vanderporten Contemporary American History

  2. What Is Isolationism? • A policy of remaining apart from the affairs or interests of other groups, especially the political affairs of other countries.

  3. America in the 1930s • People think WWI was fought to make money for bankers and arms dealers • Wants to avoid another war (116,000 KIA) • America First: Organization whose goal it is to keep the U.S. out of foreign wars • Congress passes Neutrality Acts • U.S. won’t sell weapons or give loans to countries at war

  4. Political Cartoons About Isolationism

  5. Your Assignment…… • Create your own political cartoon related to Isolationism (keeping the U.S. out of Europe’s war) • You are making a political cartoon that encourages Isolationist ideas like the previous cartoons we’ve examined • Requirements: • 1. Ideas to put in your political cartoon: Uncle Sam, Hitler or Mussolini, dead soldiers, skeletons, American flag, anything that shows that war could potentially be bad (anti-war). • 2. Create a slogan or message at the topic of your cartoon • 3. Use the whole piece of paper • 4. Use colored pencils

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