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    The document provides questions and terms related to US history prior to entering World War II. It asks why the American people were against joining the war, why it did not make military sense to join, and what some reasons were that the US should have gotten involved. It also lists several terms related to US neutrality acts and agreements in the late 1930s such as the First Neutrality Act, Neutrality Act of 1937, Neutrality Act of 1939, Cash-and-Carry, Lend-Lease Agreement, Panay Incident, and Allison Incident for the student to take notes on throughout the lesson.

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    guided notes for the lecture on the U.S. just before entry into WWII

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    The document provides questions and terms related to US history prior to entering World War II. It asks why the American people were against joining the war, why it did not make military sense to join, and what some reasons were that the US should have gotten involved. It also lists several terms related to US neutrality acts and agreements in the late 1930s such as the First Neutrality Act, Neutrality Act of 1937, Neutrality Act of 1939, Cash-and-Carry, Lend-Lease Agreement, Panay Incident, and Allison Incident for the student to take notes on throughout the lesson.

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    Guided Notes

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    Jake Molenaar
    The document provides questions and terms related to US history prior to entering World War II. It asks why the American people were against joining the war, why it did not make military sense to join, and what some reasons were that the US should have gotten involved. It also lists several terms related to US neutrality acts and agreements in the late 1930s such as the First Neutrality Act, Neutrality Act of 1937, Neutrality Act of 1939, Cash-and-Carry, Lend-Lease Agreement, Panay Incident, and Allison Incident for the student to take notes on throughout the lesson.

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    U.S. History: Pre-war U.S.

    DIRECTIONS: Answer the following questions. You may use bullet points
    Why where the American people against joining the war?

    Why did it not make sense militarily to join the war?

    What where some reasons that the US should have gotten involved?

    DIRECTIONS: Throughout the lesson, take notes for the following terms
    First Neutrality Act –

    Neutrality Act of 1937 –

    Neutrality Act of 1939 –

    Cash-and-Carry –

    Lend-Lease Agreement –

    Panay Incident –

    Allison Incident –

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