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WWll was fought in two major teams. The Axis and the Allied. The allied such as the US formed a defense against the attacks the Axis, such a Germany, made.

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World War II was a massive war. Over 60 million people died and many soldiers and civilians were injured. This was a war that impacted many countries of the world.

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Dr. Robert Oppenheimer was an American theoretical physicist. The Manhattan Project was the research and design of the atomic bomb and was known as the "father of the atomic bomb".

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Financial Cost of World War II
America paid for the war by inflation, which was raising the price for goods so that we can gain money. They also paid for world war 2 by raising taxes.

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Heavy fighting across Europe, starting in 1939 ending in 1945 with the Allies against the Axis Powers in three theaters: the Eastern Front, the Western Front, and the Mediterranean Theater.

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Shaking up the United States in a devastating revelation, the choice of war and combat had soon been answered. America sought to Avenge the lost lives of the innocent brothers

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BEST FULLSCREEN (Bottom right icon of player screen)

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The Navajo Code Talkers were Native Americans that helped the US. They spoke a native tongue that the Japanese couldn't encrypt, leading them to win the Battle of Iwo Jima.

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The leadership of  General MacArthur was controversial. Some argue he was a hero others argue the opposite for leaving men behind that would later march in the Bataan Death March.

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Life and Times of General Douglas MacArthur

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Powerful Leadership - General Douglas MacArthur

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A government documentary of the life of an incredible leader of World War 2 Allied forces - General Douglas MacArthur.

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Battle where the Axis powers made a surprise attack to the Allies powers.  Know to be the biggest and bloodiest battle of WWll dues to lack of supplies and snowstorms.

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Battle of the Bulge | Battlefield Detectives Documentary

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Battlefield detectives investigate what won and what lost the Battle of the Bulge.

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Battle also know as D-Day, in which the Allies powers would go into Normandy, France by sea to take it from Germany. Beaches were mined and allies soldiers killed.

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D-Day: A Critical Moment In World History

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Battle that marked the turning point in WWll due to Germany fought the Soviet Union to invaded Stalingrad, Russia. Known to be the battle where Hitler failed as a Leader.

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Forcing transition of peacetime into wartime for the War. America had to boost its work efficiency to protect their "Four Freedoms": Speech/Expression, Religion to believe, economic shortcomings, and fear.

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Charles Lindbergh was spokesperson of the AFC, a foremost non-interventionist pressure group,  who declined  America's entry to WW2. However, was still forced into the war after Pearl Harbor in 1941.

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Day after Pearl Harbor, US and Philippine soldiers surrender at the Bataan Peninsula to the Japaneses' during WWll. The soldiers were forced to walk 65 miles to prison camps.

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The holocaust was a murder of 6 million Jews including Gyspies and Homosexuals. This was caused by Hilter because he thought that the Jews were a racial threat to Germany.

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"Arsenal of Democracy"  by F.D.R. (1940. Dec. 29)

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"Arsenal of Democracy"  by F.D.R. (1940. Dec. 29)

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(http://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/ws/?pid=15917)

Sparking the debate over what kind of role America holds in the world, the meaning of American Freedom itself. FDR speaks for "a call to arm and support" the Allies.

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Franklin D. Roosevelt Ultimate Speech Collection Vol

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Fireside Chat The Arsenal Of Democracy (December 29th 1940)

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Provided to YouTube by The Orchard Enterprises Fireside Chat The Arsenal Of Democracy (December 29th 1940) · President Franklin D. Roosevelt Ultimate Speech Collection Vol. 1 ℗ 2008 Master Classics Records Released on: 2009-01-01 Auto-generated by YouTube.

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The Potsdam Conference was a meeting during 1945,  held by the top allied leaders to discuss their plans how they are going to defeat Germany and end world war II.

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The Yalta Conference was when the three allied leaders gathered to talk about how to make Europe  back to normal and to gather together to destroy the horrible axis powers.

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The reason why Harry Truman gave the order to drop the atomic bombs was because the U.S wanted to invade Japan also to bring the war to a speedy end.

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Japanese Internment (Executive Order 9066)

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Japanese Internment (Executive Order 9066)

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Executive order 9066 signed by president Franklin D. Roosevelt, which gave the military power over the Attorney General. Started the gathering  all the citizens of Japanese decent after Pearl Harbor.

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The cause of this battle was because the U.S needed a base near the Japanese coast. For over a month they fought and at the end, they got their victory.

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This map shows that the Japanese controlled majority of China and Southeastern Asian countries. The allied offenses attacked the Japanese and most of the battles took place on the ocean.

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Cash and Carry Policy VS. Lend Lease Act

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Cash and Carry Policy VS. Lend Lease Act

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Replacing the Neutrality Acts in 1936, allowing trade with other countries, without using American ships. Lend Lease Act of 1941 was created to provide U.S. military aid to foreign nations.

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Rosie the riveter was an iconic figure in advertisement that appealed to women. This was important becuase it encouraged women to leave their domestic jobs and fight for their country.

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The Battle of Midway was on June 4, 1942. This is when the Japanese tried to finish the U.S pacific powers, but could not happen because the U.S defeated Japan's army .

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

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The Tuskegee Airmen were the first African American men to serve in the US armed forces. Although they faced racism, they showed everyone they were determined to serve their country.

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Executive order by the U.S. government to bring Mexican farmer worker to the U.S. to cover for wartime labor shortage and became the largest foreign workers program in U.S. history.

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Forgotten Voices: The Story of the Bracero Program

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An attempt solution for the first War with a cycle-like plan, ensuring payments from Germany to repair Allies, who repaid loans to the US who loaned back to Germany.

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WAVES (Women Appointed for Voluntary Emergency Service)

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WAVES (Women Appointed for Voluntary Emergency Service)

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The Waves were a specific field for women created by the US Navy. Although they couldn't fight, they contributed to the WW2 significantly by working in office or clerical jobs.

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1939
• Invasion of Poland -(Sept 1)
• Winter War-(Nov 30- Mar 13)

1940
• Invasion of Denmark/Norway- (April 9)
• Battle of France-(May 10- June 25)
• Battle of Britain-(July 10- Oct 31)

1941
• Invasion of the Soviet Union- (Jun 22-Jan 7, 1942)
• Battle of Moscow- (Oct 2- Jan 7, 1942)
• Attack on Pearl Harbor- (Dec 7)

1942
• Battle of Midway- (Jan 4- Jan 7)
• Bataan Death March- (April 9)
• Battle of Stalingrad- (Aug 23- Feb 2, 1943)
• Second Battle of El Alamein- (Oct 23- Nov 11)

1943
• Battle of Kursk- (Jul 5- Jul 16)
• Guadalcanal campaign- (Aug 7,1942- Feb 9)
• Invasion of Italy- (Sept 3- Sept 17)

1944
• Battle of Normandy- (Jun 6-Jul)
• Operation Bagration- (Jun 22- Aug 19)
• Battle of Leyte Gulf- (Oct 23- Oct 26)

1945
• Battle of Okinawa- (Apr 1- Jun 22)
• Battle of Berlin- (April 16-May 2)
• Holocaust (Jan 30 ,1933- May 8)
• Potsdam Conference- (July 17- Aug 2)

• End in Europe- (Sept 1, 1939- Sept 2)

• Hiroshima and Nagasaki-(Aug 6- Aug 9)
• Surrender of Japan-(Sept 2)