What is the US foreign policy approach where a country seeks to minimize its involvement in international affairs and avoid entanglements in foreign conflicts and alliances?

Japan, Germany, and Italy all became very Imperialistic during the 1930's. 

What two countries promoted and practiced fascism in Europe during World War II?

Arrange the events in order, starting with the earliest and ending with the most recent. 

What policy allowed belligerent nations to purchase military and non-military goods from the United States, provided they paid in cash and transported the goods using their own ships?

What event directly led the United States into World War II? 

Which nation carried out the attack on Pearl Harbor?

What Battleship is still at the bottom of the harbor to this day?