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1. Germany Italy Japan
2. a ruler with total power over a country, typically one who has obtained control by force
3. they wanted to take complete control of it
4. They felt that they had to get involed with the war because if they didn't theb it would end up affecting them as well.
5. The prosperity was restored, by the sharp reductions in spending, taxes and regulation at the end of World War II
6. In national accounting terms, stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and other items whose value is risky, are not investments. They fall into the savings account, not the investment account. In monetary terms, the relationship between savings and investment is modeled, rather than being an accounting identity.
7. President Harding was elected in 1920 due, in large part because he promised a “return to normalcy,” or the way things were before WWI. America embarked on 20 years of relative isolationism. Throughout the 1920’s the United States experienced an economic boom unlike anything seen before or since. The 1930’s ushered in a new era, one of poverty, want, and starvation. Crops failed in the Midwest due largely to the phenomenon known as the “Dust Bowl.”
For the most part, American response to Fascist aggression was virtually nonexistent. Throughout the 1930’s America and the Roosevelt Administration was concerned about it’s own Economic well-being, rather than wider world affairs. With American unemployment at 25% nationwide, you can see why Roosevelt was more concerned with domestic affairs.
As WWII grew closer, however, America did begin a modest building up of its military. The Roosevelt Administration also supported the Allies in Europe with weapons (Lend-Lease, Cash and Carry) and instituted economic sanctions against an expansionist Japan.
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