When I looked back at the war, the thoughts of me toward the Americans would be the drastic changed that was made in America. Many of us may know the war in Europe and Asia had started in 1939, roughly after German had aggression against neighboring states. This was before America has administrated their neutrality laws. Through many Americans, they believe that the involvement of United States entered the war would powers Great Britain to win.
On September 1939, President Roosevelt have administrated a revision of the neutrality laws that allowed U.S. arms makers to sell their products to the belligerents and to transport the merchandise on their own ships. The surface of this revision laws was just a theoretically so that American could purchase weapons. At the times, Roosevelt knew that this practice would only benefit the Allies and it would prevent German from crossing the Atlantic. By doing this, many Americans are confident that the Allies would win. However, in the spring of 1940, a dashed had come through and German had conquered Denmark, Norway, the Low Countries, and France. Moreover, German’s army and air force were far larger, but British on the other hand were far more powerful with its Royal Navy. Not long before British Isles was subjected an attacks from the air and the sea by the late 1940. This was such a trend that shocks many American people and the deepened dilemma of neutrality. Thousands of questions had been competing within everyone in the United States.
The shock had boomed President Roosevelt to redefine the term “neutrality”. It was no longer be interpreted as neutrality but “non-belligerency”. This new call would allow U.S. to approach to both Europe and Asia and up to Pearl Harbor; nevertheless, this policy was the opening to assisted Britain and its allies to go against Germany. It was a great time for the U.S. to take back the