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First Neutrality Acts are Passed

September 5, 1935Mack Dean15988 views

In the United States, the first Neutrality Acts are passed authorizing the president to deny American firms the right to sell or ship munitions to belligerent nations. The Neutrality Acts are later expanded in 1936.

I think the government is trying hard to stay out of another war. Just a couple weeks ago, they passed the first Neutrality Act restricting trade of war materials and weapons. I hope the situation doesn’t get worse. Will more neutrality acts follow?

1936: The US Begins Neutrality
1936: The US Begins Neutrality
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