Neutrality

This legislation made it illegal for Americans to sell arms to any country at war

• The New Deal

• The Alien and Sedition Act

• The Neutrality Act of 1935

Identify the two reasons that Isolationist ideas became stronger in the United States in the early 1930s

• European Nations were not repaying their WW1 loans

• Arm manufacturers had tricked the US into entering WW1

• The global economy was becoming stronger

• The rise of dictators

This legislation not only continued the ban on selling arms to warring nations, but also required them to buy all nonmilitary supplies from the US on a "cash - and - carry" basis.

• The Alien and Sedition Act

• The Neutrality Act of 1935

• The Neutrality Act of 1937

• The New Deal

What decisions were made by the CRTC regarding net neutrality?

• Requiring ISPs to increase network capacity during traffic congestion

• Stopping mobile wireless service providers from giving unfair advantage to their own services

• Reiterating the importance of treating all data flowing through networks equally

• All of the above

What is the current status of net neutrality in the United States?

• The FCC's decision to restore Internet freedom is still in effect

• Net neutrality has been officially added as a provision in the Communications Act

• The FCC's decision to restore Internet freedom has been challenged and overturned

• Net neutrality is not a concern in the United States

What is the concept of net neutrality?

• Treating all Internet traffic equally without discrimination or preference

• Charging different amounts of money based on the type of traffic used

• Throttling certain types of Internet traffic to provide better download speeds

• Regulating the flow of Internet traffic to benefit ISPs

What word describes America's initial reaction to the start of WWII?

• Neutrality

• Involvement

• Direct-Action

• Invasion

Which international agreement aimed to maintain neutrality by prohibiting the sale of arms to belligerent nations?

• The Treaty of Versailles

• The Neutrality Act of 1935

• The Kellogg-Briand Pact

• The Geneva Convention

What was a primary reason for the United States adopting a policy of neutrality at the start of World War II?

• Economic interests in Europe

• Desire to avoid another war

• Alliance with Germany

• Support for the Axis powers

Which country maintained a policy of neutrality during both World War I and World War II?

• Switzerland

• United States

• United Kingdom

• France