The U.S. insisted that their wartime allies, ____________ and ______________, pay back the war debts owed to Americans.

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At the Washington Naval Conference (1921), leading world powers agreed to limit the sizes of their ____________.

The Kellogg-Briand Peace Pact, signed by 62 nations, renounced the use of ______.

The U.S. agreed not to interfere in Latin America's internal problems under President Franklin D. Roosevelt's "____________________."

After the Russian Revolution (1917), Russia became the world's first __________________ state.

In Russia in the 1920s, ____________ ____________ seized power and established a brutal totalitarian dictatorship.

In Italy, ____________ __________________ rose to power as the fascist party seized power.

In Germany, __________ ____________ rose to power, quickly established a dictatorship, and was determined to achieve domination throughout Europe.

The idea of ____________________ ________________ meant that peaceful nations should band together to stop aggressor nations.

Countries like the U.S. and the Soviet Union refused to join the _________________.

Even without the U.S. and Soviet Union, the League of Nations was still strong enough to keep Europe's new dictators under control.

Congress passed a series of laws called the ____________________ ________ from 1935-1937 to keep the U.S. out of the inevitable European war that was coming.

In 1937, President Roosevelt gave his "____________________" speech urging peaceful nations to act together and isolate aggressive nations through boycotts.

When the Burma Road that supplied __________ was cut off by a Japanese invasion, volunteer U.S. fighter pilots (Flying Tigers) were recruited to fly in supplies and engage in aerial combat.

In 1940, the U.S. signed a Destroyers for Bases deal in which they would exchange 50 naval destroyers for the rights to territories previously possessed by ______________.

In 1941, President Roosevelt proposed the ____________________ ______ to sell, lease, or lend war materials to any country they saw as vital to the defense of the U.S.

President Roosevelt met with British Prime Minister ______________ _________________ aboard a U.S. warship and signed the Atlantic Charter establishing their goals for the war in Europe.