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How did the Allied war effort limit the rights of citizens in a Democratic country?
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What does it mean to have the effort to remove all members of a group from a country or region?
the answer is Ethnic Cleansing
What country lead the D-Day attacks?
It was a combined effort between the British and the Americans. Eisenhower was the commander of Allied forces for the invasion.
Why did allied forces oppose the Bolsheviks?
Communism called for the overthrow of capitalism. The revolution had weakened the Allied war effort.
What did the British use to convince Americans to support the Allied war effort?
Propaganda
What did British used to convince Americans to support the allied war effort?
Propaganda
How might the Great War have ended had US not joined the war effort?
Allied defeat
How did the US contribute to the allied war effort?
They brought in fresh troops and supplies.
How did the government want citizens to help in the war effort?
by saving needed recources.
How did the Allied war effort limit the rights of citizens in democratic countries?
In Britain there was conscription (the draft) and direction of labour. This extended to childless women aged 19-30. (In other words, you couldn't choose your job or career). Going to college was almost impossible for men. The media and mail to and from abroad were subject to censorship. Food was rationed, buildings were taken over for government use and everyone had to carry an ID card at all times.
What people are good citizens?
In general, people who pay taxes and obey the law are regarded as good citizens. If they also contribute their time and effort to voluntary programs intended to benefit their community or the people living in their community, so much the better.
How did D-Day contribute to the Allied efforts to liberate Europe?
D-Day was the major effort in getting Allied troops, weapons and supporting materials into Europe.
What battle was the last ditch effort by the Nazi's to stop the allied march into Germany?
The Batle of the Bulge.
