What event change the US stance on neutrality?

The attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941.

The United States had been officially neutral in the early stages of World War II, but the attack on Pearl Harbor by the Imperial Japanese Navy led to the United States declaring war on Japan and entering the war.

What was the effect of agadir crisis on alliances?

. Define stalemate. How does the definition of this word describe life in trenches?

The "turk-eating" German marshal... annihilation of Turks in Corfu
After their victory against the Venetians in the Peloponnese in 1715-16 (7th Venetian-Turkish War), the Turks decided to attack Corfu. The Turks appeared opposite the island with 116 ships which carried 7,000 janissaries, an equal number of Albanians, 1,500 spachids, about 500 gunners, 1,000 more au
Does the legend of the monkey hanged in Hartlepool hide something worse?
In the seaside town of Hartlepool , in north-east England, there is a legend from two centuries ago about a monkey that was hanged by the towns fishermen as they believed him to be a French spy. At the beginning of the 19th century, during the Napoleonic Wars , the English coastal towns watched thei
Gatherings and after-dinner shots, an invention of Ancient Greece
After enjoying a good meal and a coffee, if we have time and the company lends itself to it, the digestifs in a shot version (herb pomace, pacharán and others) usually kick off entertaining gatherings in which any topic is can try and where it is better not to give up so that they dont crucify you .
A Greek six years and 11 days in the horrible Stazi camps
The calendar showed May 15, 1970. Giorgos Bakalios, a social worker for Greek immigrants in West Berlin, was carelessly walking with his elderly father through the streets of East Berlin when two cars with conventional number plates stopped in front of them and from inside jumped two husky men who,