Question

1. What steps did the Roosevelt administration take to lead the United States away from isolationism and why?

Answer 1

so , after the war and great depression that followed certain americans was in favour of this thing called Isolationism. this was before Roosevelt. the scene that lead to isolationalism was that people beleived America should not have interfered in the war because of the casualities and it wasnt their problem to begin in the first place. they tried this new things which isolated America from rest of the world to a certain extend except for latin america. these reason for isolationism is that people believed internal problems shold be dealt with before America shold interfere with other nations. With the great dipression causesing a lot of trouble people believed it wa the right move. but afterwards it had its consequences. Alot of the nations rose back on track while america was in isolation.

thats when roosevelt came in. And he believe that the causes fro internal problems were also internal causes and began to bring america back with his new foreign affairs which might have led to the second world war but it took america out of isolation and look where they are right now. looking good right? except for Trump. so lets talk about his steps and why?

1 Balancing internationalism and economic problems at home

while Hover beleived that the root cause of all problems were America's international affairs, FDR believed it was internal. so he tried to balance them. In 1933 FDR scuttled the london conference which devalued dollar because US were removed from international gold standard but soon realised his mistake and in 1936 negotiated agreement with France and England to stabilise international economic system. during that time FDr had aslo won passage of reciprocal trade agreements and tried to be in a better relationship with USSR with a goal in mind to improve economic system and spite Japan alittle(and look what happened AT PEarl harbour). USA also had an unsuccessful attempt to be member of the world court during this time. but on the plus side, FDR managed to maintain good relationship with latin america. which was refered to as being a 1"good neighbour"

2 enter Japan and Germany

during these time we all know that Hitler and JApan were on the move creating troubles to become the superpower of the world . long story short they were up to no good. during this time FDR had a policy of neutrality(1935 to1939).Congress passed five different Neutrality Acts that forbade American involvement in foreign conflicts.The impetus for these laws came from a revitalized American peace movement, the revelations of war-profiteering by American munitions businesses during the Great War, and a widespread belief among Americans that their intervention in the European war had been fruitless.

so long story short FDr took steps to becme this good neighbour to every one to improve the international economic system and tried to keep this neutral. Which led to the pearl harbour incident and eventually to war.