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Britain prevented any supplies from getting to Germany by sea in WW1, the sinking of supply ships heading for Britain was the only way Germany could retaliate. The fact that some of those ships were American was incidental.
He wanted to help the Allies. Answer: He wanted the United States to join the war against Germany. He wanted to supply the Allies with weapons.
Stalin tried to force the Allies out of Berlin, Germany by cutting it off from contact with the west. The Berlin Airlift project enabled the Allies to supply their portions of the city and remain there despite Stalin's efforts to the contrary.
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Though America tried to stay neutral, President Roosevelt quietly helped by giving supplies to Britain. He was able to give several dated warships in exchange for Britain allowing America to establish bases in British Commonwealth countries. All changed after Japan attacked Pearl Harbour. America declared war on Japan, and Germany declared war on America a few days later.
We were a part of the allies against Germany and all their helpers.
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Britain prevented any supplies from getting to Germany by sea in WW1, the sinking of supply ships heading for Britain was the only way Germany could retaliate. The fact that some of those ships were American was incidental.
Many: WW2 1. Defeat on the Eastern front by Russia and the winter conditions. 2. Hitler refused to retreat on many occasions, essentially sacrificing many men. 3. Operation overlord (D-day) saw the liberation of France and the Allies regaining a strong foothold in Europe. 4. Germany's main allies Italy and Japan were both defeated. 5. Key supply lines were disrupted meaning Germany ran out of supplies. 6. Germany was essentially sandwiched between Russia on the east and the Allies (Britain, USA and France) on the west. 7. Failure of the Luftwaffe to defeat the RAF in the battle of Britain.
The strikes were bound to disrupt the economy.We must disrupt the enemy supply routes.
He wanted to help the Allies. Answer: He wanted the United States to join the war against Germany. He wanted to supply the Allies with weapons.
they were able to supply information, they were able to help downed airmen back to Britain.
Stalin tried to force the Allies out of Berlin, Germany by cutting it off from contact with the west. The Berlin Airlift project enabled the Allies to supply their portions of the city and remain there despite Stalin's efforts to the contrary.
Battle of Atlanta.
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True/ Marion's Brigade was a group of guerrilla soldiers that used surprise attacts to disrupt British communication and supply.
True/ Marion's Brigade was a group of guerrilla soldiers that used surprise attacts to disrupt British communication and supply.