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Should the US move away from isolationist neutrality and toward aiding the Allies in the fight against Hitler?
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∙ 12y ago
The USA moved away from isolationism in the second world war for many reasons. The most overall answer was the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor, it was this attack which led them to enter WW2. Some quote "It was like awakening a sleeping giant". Now should, is your own opinion. My opinion is they should so they could have supplied the allies with weapons, ammunition, clothing etc. and help bring down Hitler. By moving away from isolationism it came with negative and positive points, the negative points were that they did not stick to the isolationism and lost thousands of lives but the positives were that they stopped Hitlers rise to more power and they gained more allies in case of a third world war.
As long as you have evidence to prove yourself to say if you didn't think they should've. It is right
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Did the US fight with Hitler to defeat England in world wars two?
No. The US fought against Hitler. We were allies of the UK.
What countries were against towards Hitler?
usa, Canada, and the allies, pretty much just any place with Jews in it
Were Hitler and Benito mussilini allies?
They were allies, but not necessarily friends.
Was hitler allies or axis?
Axis
Was Russia siding with Hitler or the Allies?
Russia was more with the Allies because Hitler captured Russia Russia sided with both sides
Did the US fight with Hitler to defeat England in world wars two?
No. The US fought against Hitler. We were allies of the UK.
Why they stopped Hitler?
The Allies stopped Hitler because they were fighting against them and because he was destroying Europe and killing millions of people.
Weren't Hitler and Nazism against Islam and Muslims just as they were against Jews and Judaism?
Hitler was not against Islam, but he believed that everyone who was not German was inferior. The Italians and Japanese, Germany's allies, were considered to be almost as superior.
What US neutrality law was passed because of the rise of Hitler?
There were a series of Neutrality Acts passed in the 1930s during the rise of Hitler, the last being the Neutrality Act of 1939. The Lend-Lease Act, which was passed in 1941, officially ended America's neutrality.
Which is in correct order neutrality Japanese attack p.h lend lease act u.s declare war in japan.?
Neutrality and Isolationist Congress and Senate.Lend Lease Act. March 1941Japan attacks the US in Hawaii on 12-7-41.Isolationist Congress and Senate is incensed. They vote almost 99 percent to declare war on Japan. President Roosevelt announces the declaration of war on 12-8-41.About a week later or less, Adolf Hitler declares war on the US.
When did the allies arrive in World War 2?
The allies didn't "arrive." They were the first and only enemy of the Axis, the alliance of all countries against Hitler and the Axis.
What countries were against towards Hitler?
usa, Canada, and the allies, pretty much just any place with Jews in it
Neutrality under threat in Ireland World War 2?
Ireland did what it could to help German planes get to England. Many of the Irish saw England as an enemy. In any case neutrality meant nothing to Hitler unless he had something to gain by it as in Switzerland a place where he was still able to deal with the allies.
What was the main purpose of d-day in the European theater for allies?
The main purpose of d-day was for the Allies to gain a foothold on the shore of Europe in the fight against Hitler's Nazis Germany.
What did Hitler do that forced the allies to declare war against Germany?
Hitler lead Germany to invade many other countries in Europe. Since many of the countries in Europe were part of the Allies such as: Britian. Then they bombed Pearl Harbor in Hawiia which caused the U.S. to join the war.
Were Hitler and Benito mussilini allies?
They were allies, but not necessarily friends.
How did the Allies defeat Hitler?
because
