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The Bracero Program was made to allow Mexican laborers to work on american fields. Although this program was built with benefits for agriculture laborers, they still were treated unfairly.

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Start Of Mexican American Gangs In Los Angeles

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Forgotten Voices: The Story of the Bracero Program

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Roosevelt insisted that people in all nations if the world shared Americans' entitlement to Four Freedom: Freedom of Speech, Freedom of religion, Freedom from want, Freedom from fear

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Potsdam Conference was a meeting between Stalin and Truman, discussing about the Germans, and the use of atomic bombs. This was the last conference where U.S. and Russia were allies.

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The Yalta Conference was a meeting between the Allied power's leaders. They were meeting up to discuss on how they should split Germany, and how they could take down Japan.

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The American First Committee was the non-interventionist against American entry into WorldWar II. Charles was admired in Germany and allowed to see the buildup of the German airforce.

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Two days after After Britain and France declared war on Germany, he asked all American to remain emotionally neutral and said he will be supplying the Allies with weapons

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US President Franklin Roosevelt's "Great Arsenal of Democracy" speech. HD Stock Footage

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The Japanese refused to agree for peace,  so Harry Truman authorized the use of the bombs, "Little Boy" and "Fat Man". The Americans were also eager to show their might.

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4. Cash and Carry Policy and Lend lease Act

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4. Cash and Carry Policy and Lend lease Act

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Cash and Carry: to preserve neutrality while aiding the allies. Replaced Neutrality Acts.
Lend Lease Act: Loans of war to whose president deems vital to the defense of the U.S

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The significance for the battle in Stalingrad to end Germany's advances into eastern Europe and Russia. Germany was defeated and was the stop to any advance toward east Europe and Russia

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Battle of Stalingrad  The Invasion Part 1

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This death march consisted of at least 75.000 U.S Americans and Filipinos which marched a 65 mile to prison camps. They marched and subjected to harsh Japanese treatments.

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MacArthur was a prodigy in the military. He was determined to defeat the Japanese during world war two. He successfully fought to bring the Philippines out from the the Japaneses hold.

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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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Executive Order of 9066 was led by the secretary of war and military commanders. They were given the power to redeem anyone who opposed a threat , especially those of Japanese decent.

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9. US involvement in the European theater

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9. US involvement in the European theater

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Axis powers had many satellite and allied states, they pushed far into the soviet union but then got pushed back by them. The US helped attack German forces with Britain.

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Dr. Julius R. Oppenheimer was a theoretical physicist and head of the Los Alamos Laboratory (Project Y ).  " Father of the atomic bomb," he was among the group who built  the first atomic bombs.

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There were many costs that needed to be paid even if it were allied forces, Military equipment, planes, food, medical equipment etc. Many lives were lost through out the war including civilians

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It was all revolved around the genocide of the Jews. They were the targets of the Nazi, and they were being put in concentrating camps to be killed or tortured.

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Dawes plan was and attempt in 1924 to solve the World War I reparations that Germany had to pay. This was working normally until the U.S hit with the Great Depression

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The Americans invade the Japanese fortified base, Iwo Jima, the Americans prevail in their raid, and capture, or kill over twenty-one thousand Japanese, with the cost of twenty-thousand American casualties

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Fierce Fighting Footage from the Battle of Iwo Jima (1945) | War Archives

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It was an inspirational image to boost worker moral. It represented the American woman who worked in factories and shipyards during WW2, producing supplies that was an key asset winning.

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The Navajo (Native American) spoke in a different language/code so that the enemies can’t understand and have trouble breaking their code because before, their attacks and supply were being compromised.

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The American Legion National Headquarters

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This map is showing the Nazis territories. Germany almost took over the whole Europe continent. It shows how strong Germany were and how hard it was to take them down.

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The Battle of Midway, a war fought on seas. After the attack of Pearl Harbor, America gets revenge. The Americans had USS Enterprise, and it took down Japan's greatest fleet.

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

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(Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency) The program proved to be a vital asset to winning the war as well as it proving that mixed gender military forces can be successful.

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All major battles took place in the pacific on the islands and most attacks came from the pacific not from land. Eventually the two nuclear bombs were dropped on Japan.

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Blacks weren’t allowed to fly because they were” inferior”. Tuskegee institute began training at 1941, for the first time African American pilots were allowed. Sent to Europe as bomber escorts.

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The Casualties in WWII are deaths from soldier and civilians that occurred throughout the war. In this chart ,  deaths were estimated based on the bodies that were found and missing.

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The Battle of The Bulge, fought on French lines, and tested the might of the Germans. The Germans raided with tanks, and desperately attacked quickly manor, known today as "Blitzkrieg".

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American newsreel on Battle of the Bulge, 16 December 1944 -- 25 January 1945.

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Caused the US to enter the war. US cut off oil supply resulted in the attack after. Battle started before formally declared war. 2,300 deaths and USS Oklahoma and Arizona destroyed

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1939 September 1: Germany and Russia invade Poland and divide it in half.
1939 September: France and Great Britain declared war on Germany.
1940 April 9 to June 9: Germany invades and takes control of Denmark and  Norway.
1940 May 10 to June 22: Germany take over much of western Europe using blitzkrieg
1940 May 30: Winston Churchill becomes leader of the British government.
1940 June 10: Italy enters war as Axis power
1940 July 10: Germany launches an air attack on Britain (last until end of Oct) known as Battle of Britain
1940 September 22- Germany, Italy, and Japan become the Axis power (Tripartite Pact)
1941 June 22: Germany attack Russia
1941 December 7: The Japanese attack Pearl Harbor (U.S join the war as Allies power)
1942 June 4: the US won the Battle of Midway
1942 July 10: the Allies take the island of Sicily
1943 September 3: Italy surrenders to the Allies
1944 June 6: D-day and the Normandy invasion(push Germany back)
1944 August 25: Paris is liberated from German Control
1944 December 16: Battle of the Bulge
1945 February 19: US invade Iwo Jima Island
1945 April 12: FR dies
1945 April 30: Hitler commits suicide
1945 May 7: Germany surrender
1945 August 6: Atomic bomb on Hiroshima
1945 August 9: Atomic bomb on Nagasaki
1945 September 2: Japan surrender
END OF WORLD WAR II

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The battle of Normandy was a battlefront fought on a German coast, Normandy. The Germans had to defend this coast against Americans, English, and French. The French liberate their country.

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America the Story of Us: D-Day Invasion | History