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Hitler appointed chancellor of Germany (Jan 1933)

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Hitler appointed chancellor of Germany (Jan 1933)

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This marked a turning point for Germany and allowed for Hitler to continue his plan. Hitler expanded the police and made them almost entirely made of up of Nazi's.

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Germany invades Poland to take back their lost territory from the treaty of Versailles. This ultimately starts WWII in Europe with Britain and France declaring war.

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An act proposed by President Roosevelt which allowed for the United States to lend or lease war supplies to nations that needed it. It allowed for the U.S to stay relatively neutral to war while still giving some aid.

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Japan bombs the U.S because of the pacific fleet which was seen as a threat to them. About 2,500 Americans died in this attack.

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Pearl harbor attack leads to the US to declare war on Japan. A couple days later Germany declares war on the U.S for violating neutrality which officially marks the entrance of the states in WWII.

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The turning point for the Americans against the Japanese. Japan was unable to keep up with war production and the US was increasing their output.

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D-Day, also known as, Codename Operation Overlord and the battle of Normandy, was the day that the allied forces met at Normandy, France from Germany control. This marked the largest military assaults' in history

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The Manhattan Project, Led by Albert Einstein warned Roosevelt about Germany producing Atomic war weapons. The government gave grants for research to continue which leads to a successful test in New Mexico.

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Bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki (Aug 1945)

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Bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki (Aug 1945)

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After the atomic tests, the US decides to drop two bombs on these two Japanese cities. It resulted in mass casualties of around 400,000 people.

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After the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan officially surrenders to the United States.