Arsenal of Democracy (Civ6)

Arsenal of Democracy
Diplomatic Policy Card of the Modern Era
Introduced in Civilization VI
Removed from game when playing with Gathering Storm
Removed from game when playing with Gathering Storm
Unlocked by	Suffrage
Effects
Your Trade Routes to an Ally's or Suzerian's city provide +2 Food and +2 Production for both cities. Your Trade Routes to an Ally's or Suzerian's city provide +4 Food and +4 Production for both cities. Alliance Points with each ally grow 25% faster.

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Arsenal of Democracy is a Diplomatic Policy Card in Civilization VI.

In Gathering Storm, Arsenal of Democracy is removed from the game and its effects are transferred to Democracy, the Tier 3 government.

Strategy

Arsenal of Democracy is quite a useful policy for leaders such as Cleopatra, Gilgamesh, and Poundmaker, whose leader abilities give them a good incentive to form Alliances. The destination city must be foreign and allied to benefit from the policy's effects.

Civilopedia entry

A year before Pearl Harbor, in October 1940 AD, President Roosevelt used a radio broadcast to the American public to promise military supplies to beleaguered Great Britain … while the United States stayed out of the actual fighting against all-conquering Nazi Germany. During that broadcast Roosevelt used images of America as the “arsenal of democracy” to argue against the isolationist and non-interventionist doctrine the country had followed since the end of the bloody First World War. In effect, rather than take on the Axis directly, Roosevelt pledged American aid as the principle arms supplier for the Allied effort in total war. Although Roosevelt broke a number of international and American laws to do so, it was pledge he kept.

See also

• Arsenal of Democracy in other games