What is the name of Franklin D Roosevelt's foreign policy?

Answer 1

When Franklin D. Roosevelt became President his attention was diverted from the international problems England and France had with Germany because domestic problems were more immediate and important to him.

1. The Good Neighbor policy and Pan-Americanism- this policy of nonintervention was carried out by: (a) the American withdrawal of marines from Haiti, (b) a new treaty signed with Cuba whereby the Platt Amendment was nullified, (c) the U.S. giving up the right to police the Panama government in 1939, (d) the U.S. giving up control of finances of the Dominican Republic, (e) it took over oil and farmlands owned by American citizens, thereby repudiating dollar diplomacy.

2. The stalemate between an internationalist President and an isolationist Congress- The Roosevelt-Litvinov pact did not bring about a great increase in trade with the U.S.S.R. though Franklin D. Roosevelt had hoped to alleviate the Depression through increased foreign trade.

3. America's gradual involvement in the global conflict- the realization came to Roosevelt that the expansionist policies of Japan in Asia and Hitler's Anschluss of Austria in March 1938 required stronger armed forces for the U.S. Congress passed a naval expansion bill for the building of a two-ocean Navy in May 1938.

4. The final plunge into war- After Russia was attacked by Germany in June 1941, President Roosevelt stated, "We are going to give all the aid we possibly can to Russia."

Answer 2

The Good Neighbor Policy

Answer 3

isolationism