________ forbade the transportation of weapons or passengers to belligerent nations on board American ships and also prohibited American citizens from traveling on board the ships of nations at war.

A direct assault on Nazi Germany’s “Fortress Europe” was still necessary for final victory. And on June 6, 1944, the second front became a reality when Allied forces stormed the beaches of northern France on ________.

On March 12, 1933,  Franklin Roosevelt held his first  ________.

Who said, “The only thing we have to fear is fear itself”?

During the 1920s and 1930s, while the United States focused on domestic issues, economic depression and political instability were growing in ________.

President Woodrow Wilson’s most noted foreign policy foray prior to World War I focused on________.

With the size of the army growing, the U.S. government next needed to ensure that there were adequate supplies, ________, for both the soldiers and the home front.

In ________, women had first formulated their demand for the right to vote in the Declaration of Sentiments at a convention in Seneca Falls, New York, and saw their first opportunity of securing suffrage during Reconstruction when legislators—driven by racial animosity—sought to enfranchise women to counter the votes of Black men following the 1870 ratification of the Fifteenth Amendment.

World War I saw new ________ that turned war into a conflict of prolonged trench warfare.

________ causes fell under the Progressive label.