Some people don't understand that the vast majority of Americans during the thirties wanted the US to stay out of World War II. Europe was an ocean away, and the general thought of isolationists here was that Europeans had bickered for thousands of years. We shouldn't interfere with European problems because they can't be solved. However, when Japan attacked Pearl Harbor, FDR had a reason to throw more than just material support into the war effort. While some could argue the New Deal took the edge off the Great Depression, I would argue that the war truly ended it. Furthermore, we as a country began to understand that we are part of a global community in which we cannot hide from the rest of the world. The United States emerged from World War II as a superpower, but we were immediately thrust into other conflicts... most notably the Cold War. and YOUR MOM
Europe was shielded by the US.
Pearl Harbor saved Europe. Without it, the US may never had entered the war.
The war in Europe affected the American economy by creating a massive increase in US industrial production as well as stable prices.
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Immigration to the US after World War II increased dramatically. Europe was essentially destroyed and people desired to escape that difficulty.
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Europe is where most of the fighting of WW I took place. Without Europe, there would not have been a world war.
The US declaration on war caused Adolf Hitler of the German Third Reich declared war six days later so the Japanese attack motivated Hitler.
will a speeding ticket in Europe affect my U.S. driving record?
the cold war