This phrase was used by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in a radio broadcast in December 1940 in which he pledged to supply Britain with Military equipment to assist their fight against Nazi Germany, while the US stayed out of the fighting - signifying that the US and, specifically Detroit, Michigan would be The Arsenal of Democracy.
This was, of course, before the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.
it enabled the united states to become "the great arsenal for democracy."
Parliamentary Democracy
the government is a mix of monarchy and democracy
In the years preceeding the infamous attack on Pearl Harbor by naval and air forces of the Empire of Japan, FDR called on the nation to become the "Great Arsenal of Democracy." He rallied the nation to aid all free countries, including Great Britain, USSR, and China in the fight against the Axis powers by sending them war munitions, which would serve the purpose of keeping America out of the war.
Great Britain is part of the United Kindom. The UK is a Parliamentary Constitutional Monarchy with devolved assemblies in Northern Ireland, Wales and Scotland.
It enabled the United States to become "the great arsenal for democracy"
it enabled the united states to become "the great arsenal for democracy."
It enabled the United States to become "the great arsenal for democracy."
It enabled the United States to become "the great arsenal for democracy."
it enabled the united states to become "the great arsenal for democracy."
The Great Depression - 1993 Arsenal of Democracy 1-7 was released on: USA: 1993
Britain is a Parliamentary Democracy.
American Industry prospered. Filling munitions contracts from Britain effectively ended the Great Depression. FDR called America "the arsenal of democracy."
The tone to FDR's "The Great Arsenal of Democracy" was to show the United States just how dangerous the situation they were in was. Roosevelt expressed that it was his duty as President of the United States was to keep the citizens and their independence safe from enemies from all over.
Great Britain
Great Britain
Parliamentary Democracy