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    The United States should have participated in World War II. There were many reasons for that cause. One was that the United States fought for democracy in World War II. The United States was once a colony of Britain and was treated badly. In the same way‚ European and Asian countries were being tortured by the Axis powers during World War II. Because of that‚ the United States should emancipate those countries to freedom. Also‚ many citizens in the European and Asian countries were mutilated by being

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    Goodnight Mr. Tom

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    beautiful and kind schoolteacher with violet blue eyes and a single long blonde braid. Has a baby‚ just after Willie starts in her class. Mrs. Fletcher: Caretaker for Mr Tom’s house. Geoffrey: An artist living in Spooky Cott after his time at Dunkirk. Recognizes Willie’s drawing talent and becomes his art mentor. Emilia Thorne: William’s second teacher. Later develops a relationship with Geoffrey. Mrs. Clarence: A middle-aged woman living in Salmouth‚ who takes Mr Tom‚ Willie and Zach in

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    March 5‚ 1946. The room was filled with publishers and by today’s standards‚ a lack of cameras. Churchill was there to announce a possible solution to the isolating cold war that was about to come to light‚ the Iron Curtain. Prior to his speech‚ the Dunkirk evacuation‚ also known as Operation Dynamo‚ had recently been accomplished (1940). When around 349‚000 British and French troops were left on the beaches of north France‚ they faced bombing after bombing. Nearly 11‚000 British troops died over the

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    The BCATP was not only significant but complex in its role as an organization‚ as fifty-one training schools were created between April 1940 and December 1941‚ along with an intake of almost 40‚000 trainees. The full implications politically and economically were apparent as the war went on; the economic benefits of the BCATP following the Great Depression were great as surviving facilities adapted and new ones commenced‚ and Canada developed a prosperous aircraft construction industry. Before the

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    Operation Overload – D-Day Germany occupied Northwestern France by the beginning of May 1940. America joined the was in December 1941 and by 1942 they and the British‚ who had evacuated from the beaches of Dunkirk in 1940 after being cut off by the Germans during the Battle of France‚ were considering launching a major allied invasion across the English Channel. The following year allied plans for a cross channel invasion began to ramp up. Adolf Hitler was aware of the invasion threat and put

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    of persuasion on lines 55-56 “We need the spirit of Dunkirk and of the Blitz sustained over a period of years.” It refers to two battles that affected the United Kingdom particularly. During these two battles‚ a spirit of unity and an important mobilisation were present. With this quote‚ the Labour Party wants to emphasise that Labour’s victory will be an important event that will leave a mark on British history just like the battle of Dunkirk and the Blitz did. They want the people to feel included

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    becoming disgusting. I don’t want to but it seems that I cannot avoid it. I’m a British Marine you know‚ I was part of the First Marine Division in 1940 to 1942. We had to retreat right back to the ocean. If it wasn’t for those fishing boats in Dunkirk. We had to leave everything behind guns‚ ammunition and tanks. It was a shame. Almost everyone I fought with as well‚ all left behind. Either blown up by landmines during the retreat or shot to pieces. No one knew where they were buried or even if

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    Landing would simply not be enough. From the moment planning began‚ the Allies knew that taking Normandy’s beaches would not be sufficient to secure their invasion of France. Outlying towns‚ strategic roads‚ railways and geographical barriers like rivers were necessary objectives to protect the Allied advance‚ and prevent a German counterattack (D’Este‚ 72). The Allies would have to capture these objectives if their invasion was going to be a success. While the American’s were faced with Carentan

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    ORGANIZED CRIME Organized crime‚ by and large‚ maybe described as a level of crime mainly carried out by groups of individuals coming together for the one goal of carrying out criminal activities such as drug and gun trading‚ human trafficking among other heinous crimes in a coordinated and organized fashion. These crimes are usually coordinated nationally but often have international connections. The groups carrying out these organized activities are usually deeply entrenched in the social

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    1930s to Pearl Harbor by answering multiple choice and matching questions. Atlantic Charter Blitzkrieg Lend-Lease Act Operation Barbarossa Pearl Harbor. Sonar Radar Radioactivity the siege of Leningrad. the London Blitz. the miracle of Dunkirk Part III & IV. The Global Conflict: Allied Successes and Towards War Learning Target(s) I will be able to identify and describe ways in which the Allies stopped Axis advances in WW II by reading secondary source material (textbook)

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