1 janv. 1935 - Neutrality Acts

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Was passed by the US Congress thanks to public pressure and consisted of a series of acts based on the US' fear of foreign entanglement. They specified that they would not sell arms or war materials with any country involved in war. This was important because it counted toward diplomacy and the attempt to avoid another world war which later became void because these acts were renewed in 1936, 1937, and 1939 with revisions but ended up failing anyway.