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Hitler is appointed as Chancellor of Germany.

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This act started to progress and initiate Hitler's plan of Germany being the superior country. This event was crucial as it marked the point in which Hitler would begin embracing his idea of Germany taking over the rest of the world. One by one, little by little he wished Germany to be superior. Every other country would just be a pawn in his massive tyranny scheme.

This would come to affect Texas economically, socially, and politically. Due to the plans of Adolf Hitler that included America's involvment.

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Britain & France at the Munich Conference appease Hitler by giving into his demands for the Sudetenland and parts of Czechoslovakia. 

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The Allied Forces' first attempts at peace and avoiding a World War could be seen through their negotiations and compensations with Germany. Here, in this picture, officials from the three countries are signing the Munich Agreement, silently making a treaty for averting war.

Texas would remain unaffected economically or socially because they were still politically neutral

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This marked the beginning of Adolf Hitler's unjust rules. He put aside the obvious fact that these Jews WERE German, yet he had them pleading for mercy. His insane mentality is being introduced to the world a bit by bit. And this action for one, was a BIG blow, creating ruckus and chaos everywhere. There were so many Jews trying to run away from their very own lives and searching for religious freedom.

This doesn't really affect Texas, but just helps them realize the elevations that Hitler is willing to go to, just so his words are enacted.

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With the sudden wave of attacks, Poland was caught off-guard and was forced to retreat in a short amount of time. Germany blasted Poland with so many troops filled with ammunition, at the time Poland was least expecting it.

Texans' minds and perspectives on the war were morphing politically. Since this attack gave America all-the-more reason to remain neutral, thereby allowing to focus on fixing themselves.

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France falls to Nazi Germany as Hitler accepts the surrender in a train car.

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It was in the Compiegne Wagon train carriage that France would surrender to Germany. Due to pivotal downfall reasons and wanting to avert bloodshed, France signed the Armistice agreement imposed by Germany. The Nazi would now start to occupy France in two parts, revolutionizing the country and marking a change on the table.

Texas would soon be dragged into the war socially and economically because America was driven into the war politically. Especially with the political ties that America had with France, this foreign entanglement would prove decisive.

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This battle proved to be different to the others, as it ended with a Germany loss. In effort to destroy Great Britain's Royal Air Force, before attacking, Germany bombed Britain, starting the battle. But underestimating the capacity of the Air Force, Germany was forced to face retreat or be demised/diminished.

Texas would be affected socially as more people signed up for the military, influenced by the victory in Great Britain. Soldiers were now more attainable to suppress sudden attacks and indulge in a more peaceful livelihood. Not fully, but a bit more to assure the citizens to go about their normal lives--helping the economic situation.

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The Japanese attack the U.S. at Pearl Harbor. 

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The Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor resulted in mass protests. It marked a change in America's role in the war. Enraged by the bombing, America was forced to join the war to avenge the lives lost. Japan didn't know it, but they'd truly be sorry for provoking the United States, because while they were on their way for controlling the Pacific, America was getting ready to become the world's number one production of warfare artillery. Japan was driven by their desires and greed, but America had the hopes and boiling anger of hundreds of thousands of people to revenge for.

Texas was fueled in oil production...changing it economically and socially. Mainly because, women started to work in factories to build machinery and war artillery. More men joined the U.S Army. Rebuilding everything from scratch was truly difficult, but America got it done 100x better.

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The French capital of Paris was liberated from the Germans.

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Such decisive victories against Germany, is what truly revolutionized the morale in World War 2 for the Allied powers. With the liberation of Paris, France didn't have to keep going through their crucifixion-like situation when facing the Germans. This event on the timeline is truly a memorably commenced one.

Once again, Texas wasn't really affected, though the news did make the Texans happy for France.

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The allied forces invaded the beaches of Normandy, France that became known as D-Day.

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This day would come to serve as a national historic mark in America. Within one day, one-two thousand soldiers were dead from our side. The ammunition, blood, and other items donated were put to thorough use in allowing America to hold its ground during the war. D-Day was now known as the day of death of countless lives of soldiers.

Texas would be affected economically since so many soldiers were down and a lot of manufactured products were necessary. Texans had no time to grieve, since they now needed to work.

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Victory in Europe (V.E.) Day is celebrated.

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With the unexpected masses of abrupt victories, Europe was able to formally declare that World War 2 was coming to an end. After the unconditional surrender of Germany, the Allied Powers allowed themselves to agree that Germany wouldn't be able to continue fighting for much longer.

Texas was affected economically, politically, and socially. The ending of World War 2 wasn't the only change for the Texans...so many factors had been drastically transforming. From Mexican employed workers to becoming the number one producers of petrochemical things, Texas and America as a whole was going to be growing in many different ways.