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    World War II: The Four Freedoms Because the United States had been supporting isolationism and were creating and supporting non-interventionist groups, such as the America First Committee, President Franklin D. Roosevelt felt it was time for a change in America's stance on the involvement of war. To do so, he delivered the Four Freedoms Speech on January 6, 1941. The Four Freedom Speech had been addressed to Congress in effort to move the nation away from the foreign policy of neutrality.…

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    World War II is one historical catastrophe that will always be remembered and discussed in history classes for many years to come. Germany raged its war in Europe while Japan started its campaign to attack the continent of Asia. With their actions, the American. Britain, and Russian armies were dragged into the second world war. The destructive weapon that was used to put an ultimate end to all the conflict was the deployment of a weapon of mass destruction. This weapon was called the atomic…

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    The Second World War was a brutal conflict that was marked in history as one of the largest and most brutal conflicts recorded in human history. The Axis and Allied Powers waged a terrible war against each other that spanned six continents. To ensure the defeat of the Axis Powers, "The Big Three," referred to Great Britain, the United States and the Soviet Union sought to bring about an end to the Axis Powers and Nazi Germany. These three countries were critical in ensuring the defeat of Nazi…

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    conflict sparked the creation of several leaders who went down in history. This was World War II, one of the most widespread and deadly wars. Involving over 30 countries, World War II ended with a lot of change. Many people were forced to step up and make decisions for their countries. This is what helped produce the leaders we know from the war today. Germany was both politically and economically unstable before the war which led to the rise to power of Adolf Hitler. As the mastermind of the…

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    World War II has been considered one of the most horrendous tragedies to ever occur in history lasting from September 1, 1939 to May 8, 1945. The countries of the world aligned with either the Axis powers or the Allies and battled in a total war. World War II had three major Axis powers which were Germany, Italy and Japan. Allies powers included the U.S., United Kingdom, China, France and the Soviet Union. At the beginning of World War II, the United States remained neutral for as long as it…

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    far as anyone could go back, but during World War II propaganda was used to persuade the people into enlisting into the armed forces to fight in the war, conserve necessities so they can be sent to the soldiers fighting, help finance the war by investing in bonds, and provide everything needed for the people fighting. It was all over including on posters, in pamphlets, over radio broadcasts, and in movies to help reel people into helping out with the war effort. It was plastered everywhere so…

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    World War II took place from 1939-1945. It was a war in which women had to take on responsibilities that had previously been unavailable to them to compensate for the roles of men whilst they were away at war. The impact of World War II had repercussions for Australian society. The changing roles of women during World War II impacted upon both Australian women and men. Prior to World War II women had an insignificant role within society and previous wars. The Second South African Anglo-Boer War…

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    Suffering from Germany In 1939, a powerful man named Adolf Hitler invaded Poland, this was the start of WWII. During WWII six million innocent Jewish people feared for their lives. First, all citizens Jew and German had to complete a census that included the people to list their race, religion, and ancestry. Second, all people had to carry around an ID card. But Jews had to wear the Star of David and have an ID card on them at all times. Third, Germany passed the Nuremberg race laws, which…

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    Events such as World War II. World War II was a global war that extended from the year 1939 to the year 1945. World War II had changed American literature because a new generation came out of it along with new themes and new trends. A literary historian named Malcolm Cowley had described the years separating the two wars as a “second flowering” of American writing. (“After World War II”) World War II had occurred just two decades after the last global conflict, yet World War II was more…

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    The majority of the world was affected by World War II, especially the West. The war began September 1, 1939, and the concluding date from World War II was September 2, 1945. During these years an overwhelming multitude of actions happened in the West. Throughout the duration of the war, the world was divided between the axis powers, which were Germany, Italy, and Japan. Many nations fought against the axis power such as, Lebanon, San Marino, Belgium, Egypt, Liberia, Saudi Arabia, Bolivia, El…

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