What are the questions on module five DBA for United States history

1. How did the end of WWI, including the Treaty of Versailles, affect Germany?

The negotiations caused severe, economic, territorial, military, and psychological hardships on Germany.

- huge national debt from war reparations

- stopped trusting their government- nationalism- rise of dictators

2. How did the Munich Pact affect Germany? Why was the agreement made?

- gave Germany Sudetenland- Chamberlain meant to prevent another World War

3. How were the three Neutrality Acts different from each other? What did each allow? What were their goals?

The First Neutrality Act:- barred Americans from lending money to warring nations or selling them arms- didn't differentiate between aggressive nations and the countries they invaded

The Second Neutrality Act:- U.S. ships couldn't carry passengers / goods to warring nations- Americans weren't allowed to travel on ships going to or from warring nations- Cash and carry policy

The Third Neutrality Act:

- response to the invasion of Poland

- ended ban on selling arms to foreign countries (land and lease act- borrow goods and pick up shipments)

- allowed the Allies to purchase war goods as long as they paid cash and used their own ships (cash and carry policy)

- Americans opposed it

4. What events helped move Americans from isolationism to support for the war?

- Germany conquers France- Mussolini starts fascist govt. in Italy- Roosevelt subtly speaks out for interventionism - Lend-Lease Act- Pearl Harbor

5. What are the differences between the cash-and-carry and lend-lease programs?

"cash and carry" is where nations had to pay for the goods and have it delivered to them on their own ships, whereas in "lend-lease" weapons were sold, exchanged, lent, or leased to nations whose defense seemed vital to the U.S.

whose power in the senate is equal to the power of the speaker of the house?

the space race was a battle to make advanced technology to get to the moon and to get a better understanding of space.