Jeffrey’s Reviews > Basic Documents in American History > Status Update

1949 - NATO, didn’t replace UN, but why was it necessary?

1941 - FDR declaration of war against Japan, following Dec 7, 1941 a day which will live in infamy

1947 - the Truman Doctrine, containing aggressive soviet expansion against Greece, Turkey, Iran; compare with Monroe doctrine 1823!

1941 - FDR speech describing “Lend - Lease” to help allied forces obtain US supplies without our committing to the War. In the speech he enumerated Four Freedoms
1) Speech
2) Worship of God
3) from Want
4) from Fear
Illustrated by Norman Rockwell
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1933 - Roosevelt 1st Inaugural address,
The Govt needs to help people get back to work, to restore confidence in our financial systems and to regulate those financial institutions to prevent a great crash from happening again.

1928 - Hoover’s rugged individualism
Keep out of business govt
They allowed govt excess during the crisis of war.
** get ready for the govt expansion during economic crisis of the great depression!

1918 - president wilson’s 14 points
1 - no secret deals
2 - free seas
3 - free trade
4 - arms reduction
5 - colonies have a say
6 - help Russia
7 - restore Belgium
8 - free France and fix alsace- Lorraine
9 - fix Italy’s borders
10 - free Austria-Hungary
11 - free Rumania, Serbia, Montenegro
12 - free Turkey
13 - free Poland
14 - form an association of nations to secure by mutual agreement the above

1917 - wilson war message
And
1918 - his 14 points speech

1863 - Lincoln Gettysburg address. Amazing and familiar , happened to visit Lincoln memorial while reading this book and read the engraved Gettysburg address!

1857 - dred scott case. Disastrous decision by the SCOTUS , Taney states mr scott is not a citizen so cant bring the suit, but if he could MO state law hes a slave, so IL state cant undue that

1860 - SC secedes after Lincoln is elected

1861 - Lincoln first inaugural address, amazing, “we must not be enemies…”

1832 - Jackson’s nullification proclamation - lead by john c Calhoun, south carolina tried to refuse to obey federal tariff laws and threatened secession if forced; Jackson readied troops to say yes you will obey and you most certainly wont secede. Booyah