World War I I Homefront Power Point

World War II On the Homefront Warm Up: Turn in your maps and take out your notes.

World War II On the Homefront 1941 - 1945

SECTION 1 The Search for Peace Many Americans worried about entering another foreign conflict. Americans’ Concerns After World War I The United States follows a foreign policy of partial isolationism. The country declines membership in the League of Nations and the World Court. U.S. Foreign Policy After World War I

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American Interventionism ,[object Object],Before he became a famous children's author, Theodor Seuss Geisel, who took the pen name "Dr. Seuss", honed the humane views that informed all his art as cartoonist for the liberal New York City journal, PM . A Jew and a man of strong sympathy for those being mistreated, Dr. Seuss was particularly troubled by isolationist resistance to helping the victims of Nazism. Here in 1941, he skewers the America First Movement as a prissy, self-satisfied old lady with proper manners but a cold heart.

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WWII Comes to America Japanese American Relocation Centers Rubber and Housing Shortages

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