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It was Initiated on June 6, 1944 and ended in July 1944. About 156,000 American, British and  Canadian army forces landed on five different beaches on the coast of France's Normandy region.

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It was a major battle in which Germany and his allies fought the soviet union for control over the city of Stalingrad in Russia on the eastern side of Europe.

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Battle of Stalingrad Real Combat Footage

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The Battle Of Stalingrad. The deadliest and most important battle in human history

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http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/5/51/World-War-II-military-deaths-in-Europe-by-theater-year.png/655px-World-War-II-military-deaths-in-Europe-by-theater-year.png The Battle Of Stalingrad. The deadliest and most important battle in human history 96% of all axis military in the war in Europe from 1941 to 1944 died on the Eastern Front. Including 95% of Nazis from 41 to 44.. The battle of Stalingrad shocked every citizen of Nazi-Germany-Austria, Romania, Italy, Hungary, Bulgaria and the Axis friends.

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It is split between the bad guys and good guys. It shows the number of casualties from each country involved. For every death there is a percent and a number.

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It took place from July 17 to August 2 1945. The Big Three leaders: Stalin, Churchill, and President Truman got together. They met in Potsdam, Germany to negotiate the end terms

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He was the youngest chief of staff who made his way. He served as a military adviser in the Philippines. He was ordered to leave, but later returned to it.

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General MacArthur's Promise - Decades TV Network

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General Douglas MacArthur made good on a promise when he returned to the Philippines on October 20, 1944. President Roosevelt ordered MacArthur to leave the Philippines in 1942 after he tried to defend the country against a Japanese invasion. He made his famous declaration "I Shall Return" after he fled to Australia.

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Roosevelt signed the executive order 9066. The government had the authority to banish or imprison anyone that was a "danger". 110,000 citizens were put in camps because they were Japanese.

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American Internment & Relocation Centres

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He spoke to the country over a fireside chat. He said it was a talk on national security. The nation must be the great arsenal for of democracy. Sense of urgency.

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Franklin Roosevelt 's Great Arsenel of Democracy Speech

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FDR Great Arsenal of Democracy Speech 12/29/1940

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This is Franklin Roosevelt's Great Arsenel of Democracy Speech from 12/29/1940.

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Filipinos and the Americans got surrendered by the Japanese and forced them to march 65 miles to some prison some people died on the way. About 5,000-20,000 total deaths.

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It was the second meeting between Churchill, Stalin, and Roosevelt. They were trying to demand Germany's complete surrender. It happened when World War 2 was finally coming to an end

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Rosie the Riveter is an American Icon. She represented the women who worked in factories during World War 2. She gave them hope and encouragement. Beginning of the future.

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Dr.J. an american theoretical physicist and professor. He was credited with being a founding father of the american school of theoretical physics. under his guidance laboratories at los alamos were constructed.

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US and its allies would have a base that provided a safe place for emergency landings, without it, the US would not have won Okinawa; bloodiest battle of the war.

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The Battle of Iwo Jima from Clint Eastwood's two movies "Letters from Iwo Jima" and "Flags of our Fathers". A combination of both views together.

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Map that illustrates the fight in the pacific theater of the war

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Map that illustrates the fight in the pacific theater of the war

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This map illustrates the fight in the pacific theater during WWII. This theater was the major theater of the war between the allies and japan. Fought in pacific and east asia.

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The Mexican farm workers made an agreement with the United States to go work an american fields for 30 cents an hour but United States were treating them like dogs.

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Map that illustrates American involvement in the European theater of the war

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Map that illustrates American involvement in the European theater of the war

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he involvement america had during the European theater during WWI. It directed U.S. army operations in parts of europe from 1942 to 1945. The term theater was defined as invaded or defended.

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Cash and Carry policy and the lend lease act

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Cash and Carry policy and the lend lease act

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The cash and carry policy was passed under the presidency of Franklin Delano Roosevelt in attempt to maintain neutral status in the european conflicts. This policy was renewed in november 1939.

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Advisers of Truman warned him, attempts of invading Japan would result in American casualties. Dropping the atomic bombs over Hiroshima and Nagasaki, would bring the war to a faster end.

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It was an important turning point in the Pacific War, destroying four of Japan's carriers. The victory in Midway aided the United States and their allies into an offensive position.

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The Battle of Midway: Anatomy of a Decisive World War II Victory | Battle 360 | History

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The battle was the last major offensive that Adolph Hitler attempted in the war. It  also brought an end to the German army, the Nazi reign, and the war itself.

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World War II in HD: Battle of the Bulge | History

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In December 7, 1941 the Empire of Japan attacked Pearl Harbor. The attack destroyed naval vessels, battleships and airplanes. Many soldiers and sailors were killed, America declared war on Japan.

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The U.S. payed for the war by largely raising taxes and by taking away money from Americans personal savings. Now its more difficult for the government to do that again.

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Charles Lindbergh was an american aviator. He was also a military officer and an inventor. He campaigend against voluntary american involvment in WWII. He avoided publicity until the late 1960´s.

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This picture shows the reality of the concentration camps during the empowerment of Adolph Hitler. Many men did not survive the concentration camps due to starvation, overwork, and unsanitary conditions

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This graphic illustrates what was the Dawes plan. The purpose of the dawes plan was to solve the WWI reperations problems that germany had to pay which believed international politics.

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They were the secrete weapon of the Unite States. They would talk in a different language nobody else would know. The Japanese couldn't even break the codes they would say.

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America couldn't avoid getting involved in WW2. Even though having the want of peace in our country, we had to go to war in order to protect four key freedoms.

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-September 5, 1939-  U.S. declares neutrality in Europe conflict
-November 4, 1939- U.S. gets rid of neutral stance, allows sale of military goods
-May 1, 1940- U.S. govt' commits millions to new defense program
-June 13, 1940- F.D Roosevelt signed $1.3 billion commitment to modernize U.S. Navy fleet
-June 13, 1940- War goods leave U.S. to head for Britain
-June 20, 1940- Rep. Frank Knox becomes Secretary of the Navy
-June 20, 1940- Rep. Henry Stimson is Secretary of War
-July 25, 1940- U.S. enacts a restrictive licensing program to disrupt Japan's economy
-September 2, 1940- Britain and America decide that Britain will receive 50 old USN destroyers
-November 5, 1940- F.D.R is reelected a 3rd term as U.S. President
-December 29. 1940- F.D.R's fireside chats attempt to strengthen American support for war
-January 2, 1940- U.S. commits to construction of 200 merchant ship to support the Allies in war
-January 29, 1941-  Talk between Britain and America helps strengthen their ties if America joins the war against Germany
-March 30, 1941- U.S. vessels  capture 65 ships aligned with the axis powers
-April 10, 1941- U.S. fights Germany, USS Niblack destroyer fired on German U-Boat violating U.S. security zone
-December 6, 1941- Attack on America is deemed imminent, occur somewhere is Southeast Asia
-December 7, 1941- Japans attacks Pearl Harbor and visit the U.S. secretary with a declaration of war
-December 8, 1941- U.S. and Britain declare war on the Japanese Empire
-December 11, 1941- Germany and Italy side with Japan and declare war on the U.S.
-November 7, 1942- Three Allied task forces approach the Coast of North Africa
-November 8, 1942- The task forces reach the N. African shores
-November 15, 1942- U.S. continues their march from the south
-December 14, 1942- Allied Australian and U.S. forces fight through Japanese territories
-February 7, 1943- U.S. takes Guadalcanal
-June 22, 1945- Battle of Okinawa ends

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WAVES (Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service)

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WAVES (Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service)

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Women who served for the US Naval Reserve during WW2; could not serve aboard combat ships or aircraft. The women helped free enough men to form an entire task force.

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Map that that illustrates the axis an allied powers.

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Map that that illustrates the axis an allied powers.

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This map shows the axis and allied powers. They were the countries who were involved in world war ll . The axis was with Germany and the allies were with the U.S.

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Were a group of African American bomber and fighter pilots in the U.S army air corps who fought in WW 2. They formed the 332nd fighter and 477th bombardment group.