Mobilizing for War/The Homefront

To never back down from an aggressor

To give in to aggressor in the hopes of avoiding war

To give in to an aggressor to become allies and control more of the world

To stop an aggressor before they can take too much territory

FDR wishes that it was America Germany invaded so he could immediately put a stop to foreign aggressors

FDR is more inclined toward helping foreign nations to prevent war and not an isolationist

FDR is a pacifist who is against all war but wants to help others by sending money and ships

FDR is more inclined towards being an isolationist that does not want to get involved in foreign affairs whatsoever

The U.S. sent aid to China through the Lend-Lease Act

The U.S. sent troops to aid China and fight back against the Japanese aggressors

The U.S. immediately sent China weapons and military equipment to stop Japanese aggression

The U.S. froze Japanese assets and reduced the amount of oil and other goods it provided to Japan

To show the public that their efforts were not working

To help the public create propaganda for others to view

To help the public understand the war and be a liaison through various media

To help the public defund the war as much as possible and protest