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    Canada was a country that dramatically changed after the effects of World War II. Canada had changed in many ways including economically‚ politically‚ and socially. Canada’s economy was greatly benefitted by the war. People had also noticed how fast Canada had changed her political views due to the war. Immigration was on the rise because the people of Canada had finally seen what the effects of intolerance can do to a nation as a whole. Another way Canada had drastically changed was socially. It

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    II women were given a chance to show that they were capable of more than just housework. They were able to take over the factory jobs that were always meant for men and it seemed as though a small amount of progress was being made in how society viewed women. Even though there was still not equality in the workplace women still were happy with the sense of independence a job provided them with. After WWII reached an end and a new decade began it seemed as though all of America had taken a step

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    Death‚ anger‚ and fear‚ the world was filled with all of these emotions during 1939. This conflict was due to the second world war caused by hitler’s invasion of poland. Hitler believed in and was obsessed with the idea of “Pure” german race which he called the Aryans. He believe it was no way to accomplish this domination but to kill others. This tragic war caused nearly 50 million deaths and affected America politically‚ economically‚ and socially. America had no plans on getting involved with

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    influenced on Hitler’s leadership and the rise of the Nazi Party in Germany. Hitler was the driving force to how Germany fought in World War II and it eventually led to what ended up being a catastrophic loss for Germany. The Nazi rule was based on the two fundamental principles of race and gaining living space‚ which was the reason for Hitler wanting to expand through Eastern Europe. One of Hitler’s goals was to submerge Germany to a racial cleanse‚ which meant wiping out all Jews from the German

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    innovative and technological resources in order to successfully defeat their enemies and win the war. The team of Allies was made up of four major contributing powers. These powers included the United States‚ England (Great Britain and the United Kingdom)‚ the Soviet Union (Russia)‚ and France. Prior to entering the war on December 7th ‚ 1941 the United

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    second atomic bomb was dropped on another Japanese city‚ Nagasaki. A big question that is still argued today is whether the droppings of the two atomic bombs‚ that forced the Japanese to surrender‚ were a necessary act. Many historians and politicians argue this point and will most likely never come to an agreement. Although there are countless numbers of important events that happened during World War II‚ both in Europe and the Pacific‚ the dropping of the two atomic bombs on Japan was the most influential

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    remain neutral at the beginning of the war because they believed in isolationism. Because of this many americans were resistant to joining the war but things like committees were created to help spark interest. However germany did not think america was neutral because we helped the allied powers by sending supplies to england. This policy with the allies hurt usv in a way because it kind of forced us into the war. We were also pulled into the war because of things like the zimmerman telegraph and

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    at war and at home; they have yet won a fight against the injustice in America. Discrimination was at its highest while lynching rapes‚ segregation in the workplace and in society were still being reported in the South and North. Many African Americans started their own revolutions they wanted to experience change in their lifetime if not for the next generation . Their fight was not over yet; there was still the fight to claim their self- determination and being able to exercise their citizenship

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    It was the day of The Wannsee Conference of Berlin at that time the year was 1942 January the 20. It was the fifteen high ranking Nazi party and German government leaders gathering for a meeting . Over 11‚000‚000 Jews in Europe in the would have fallen under the provisions of the ¨ Final Solution¨. At that time of The Wannsee Conference most participants were already aware that the National Socialist regime had engaged in mass murder of Jews and other civilians in the German - occupied areas of

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    major war tactics. Trench Warfare was invented by the Germans and was later discovered to be one of the worst war tactics. It was a tactic where trenches were dug underground for soldiers to live in and wait for battle. Military troops fought to break through enemy lines by attacking the suicide chargers who ran into machine gun fire. Machine guns were new in this time and were becoming a popular war weapon. While World War two used the tactic of Blitzkrieg which was very different approach compared

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