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When it became evident that both Japan and Germany were marching toward militarism, Franklin D. Roosevelt (and Europe) made it clear they wanted peace. Some historians believe t…

When it became evident that both Japan and Germany were marching toward militarism, Franklin D. Roosevelt (and Europe) made it clear they wanted peace. Some historians believe t…
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When it became evident that both Japan and Germany were marching toward militarism, Franklin D. Roosevelt (and Europe) made it clear they wanted peace. Some historians believe that this effectively gave the dictators a "go-ahead" sign. Explain whether you agree with this belief or disagree, and highlight specific events and actions to support your belief.

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