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    1. World war 2 - World War II happened 2 decades after World War I. World War II was the deadliest and most widespread war ever. World War II involved more than 30 countries and over 50 million deaths occurred. The war drunk on for six years until the defeat of Nazi Germany and Japan in 1945. World war 2 destroyed the most land and took more lives than any previous war. I believe it is the most historic event because it was the most gruesome war in previous history 2. World war 1 - Germany,…

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    onto the historical fiction American girl doll books in the elementary school library and imagining myself as a Swedish immigrant in 1854, or as a young patriot in 1774. During second and third grade I devoted my free time to reading about the Civil War and the Spanish explorers that conquested through my native Florida. In fourth grade I remember leaping through a native american pottery exhibit on a field trip to Tallahassee, desperately trying to obtain all of the knowledge the signs held…

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    1. Referring to the film, The Latino Americans: How did participation in World War II change the political consciousness of Mexican Americans? What did they do to begin claiming recognition and rights within U.S. society after the war? Many Mexican Americans were perceived as heroes such as navy sailor Hector Acedo who survived the torpedoing of his ship. Pedro de Valle who was the first Puerto Rican to reach the rank of Major General when he took command of the first marine division in 1944.…

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    not with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones.” – Albert Einstein When famous physicist Albert Einstein made the statement in 1949, it was with the assumption that World War III, if it happens, will be on a global scale and may cause massive destruction and likely with the usage of nuclear warfare and hence World War IV will be fought with primitive weapons. While nuclear warfare cannot be ruled out, the way wars or conflicts are…

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    A best carelessness in World War II World WarII was the second bloodest war began from 1939 and end in 1945. During and after the war, almost the continents are affected by this war, except Antarctica and South America. According to Vintage News, during World WarII, the Japanese army invaded the Ramree Island in 1942. Ramree Island is an island that is Myama’s colonial and the aceage of the island is about 1, 350 km2. Ramree is also a great place for any armys to make a base to keep weapons or…

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    During World War II the noncombatant British workforce consisted primarily of women, and the efforts allowed for British industries to meet the staggering demand for war resources. Through the Auxiliary Territorial Service, Women’s Royal Naval Service, and the Women’s Auxiliary Air Force women contributed to the war workforce effort through the many different positions they held while serving in the military. As woman had done during World War I, many worked in the high paying yet highly…

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    World War II Era was the most influential Era in the history of The United States. The main events for the U.S. were when Japan surprisedly attacked the U.S., then when the U.S. and the allied forces landed on the beaches of Normandy, and lastly when the U.S. dropped two nuclear bombs on Japan. This is why World War II had the greatest effect on the United States. On December 7, 1941, Japan made the worst decision to carry out a surprise attack on the United States Pacific Naval Fleet at Pearl…

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    D-Day World War 2 Summary

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    The book by Stephen E. Ambrose ‘D-Day, June 6, 1944: The Climactic Battle of World War II’ is about the planning and execution of D-Day mostly told in the viewpoint and words of soldiers who were there to witness it all. The book starts in the beginning of 1944 and ends on D-Day. Eisenhower the commander of the allies, and Rommel the commander for the Germans had much in common, but the major difference was Eisenhower could command anyway he wanted to. Rommel however had to get permission from…

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    During the course of World War II, soldiers sent letters home describing the events and conditions of the war; for historians, these letters give front-line insight to the war and of the “Greatest Generation.” George Hynes wrote a letter home from Amberley Stalion, Australia on 26 January 1941 mentioning a secret mission he hoped to take part of to save “the lives of [his] friends.” George Jr. wrote to his mom and dad to thank them for raising him in a good home, he even said, “if everyone had…

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    In a series of posters, the British government utilized a variety of persuasive techniques to convince people to join the war effort. The World War II propaganda used bright colors, a clear concise message, and eye-catching images to get their message understood. The first propaganda poster is constructed to associate factory workmanship with the danger of the front lines with a strong central image.The second propaganda poster features a female factory worker and is designed to convince women…

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