While racial intolerance did not disappear from American lif…

While racial intolerance did not disappear from American life during WWII, it is true that some Americans, the media, and to some extent the President started to promote American diversity as a strength, and many of the divisions between ethnic groups started to disappear and merge as one “American” identity. This blending, or “melting pot” effect, is referred to in the Foner text as…    

The reluctance by Britain, France, and the U.S. to confront…

The reluctance by Britain, France, and the U.S. to confront Hitler in 1938 when he started violating the Treaty of Versaille and annexing neighboring territories is known as Appeasement “Peace in our Time” Neutral Mediation The “Handbook for Wimps” approach