American Isolationism in 1930s Quiz

What is the Good Neighbor policy?

• A comprehensive domestic policy of the United States aimed at improving relations with Native American tribes through various social and economic measures

• • A diplomatic initiative launched by the United States, focusing on non-intervention and non-interference in the domestic affairs of Latin America, including the withdrawal of marines from the Caribbean and Central America

• An extensive economic agreement aimed at fostering better trade relations and economic integration with several Asian countries, promoting mutual growth and development

• A strategic military agreement between Great Britain and the United States, aimed at strengthening their military cooperation and ensuring mutual defense against external threats

What is the Roosevelt Corollary?

• A diplomatic agreement to end the Spanish-American War
• A treaty to establish trade relations with European nations
• A policy that asserts the right of the United States to intervene in the affairs of Latin American nations.

• A policy to promote isolationism and non-intervention in foreign affairs

This policy focused on a Cash and Carry standard to promote isolationism

• Reciprocal Trade Agreement of 1934

• Appeasement Act of 1934

• Good Neighbor Policy

• Neutralilty Act of 1937

This agreement allows the president to negotiate tariffs with individual nations?

• Presidential Trade Power Agreement

• Trade Negotiation Authority Agreement

• Reciprocal Trade Agreement

• Tariff Authorization Agreement

What ship was destroyed by Japan, but was ignored by the United States in attempt to maintain Isolationism?

• USS Panay
• USS Arizona
• USS Missouri
• USS Enterprise

What event caused President FDR to push Congress to repeal the Neutrality Acts?

• Ratification of the Geneva Convention
• Invasion of Pearl Harbor
• Signing of the Treaty of Versailles
• Outbreak of World War II in Europe

What policy that prohibited the shipping of arms to nations of war to reduce the possibility of attacks from foreign vessels?

• Aggression Act of 1927
• Conflict Act of 1933

• Alliance Act of 1945
• Neutrality Act of 1935

What did the Reciprocal Trade Agreement attempt to do with foreign policy?

• Implement strict regulations to limit trade with all countries

• Focus on domestic trade and ignore international trade
• Promote international trade by reducing tariffs and trade barriers
• Increase tariffs and trade barriers with other countries

What was the main goal of the Good Neighbor policy?

• To establish military bases in Latin America

• To promote economic cooperation with European countries

• To improve relations with Latin American countries

• To increase trade barriers with Asian countries

What was the main purpose of the Neutrality Acts?

• To promote the United States' involvement in foreign wars

• To prevent the United States from being drawn into foreign conflicts

• To establish trade relations with warring nations

• To increase the United States' military power