Primarily because of the Axis-powers' screw ups. Japan bombing us, that was one big fatal mistake. The Battle of Britain was also a really crippling blow to the Axis-powers. The Battle of Stalingrad delivered a crippling blow like no other to the Axis forces attempting to take over Russia, which the Axis guys really never recovered from at all.
The Battle of Philippine Sea was the blow that finally convinced Japan that World War 2 was not winnable. We, the U.S., hadn't recovered fully, but still knew how to launch surprise attacks, with the battle being the one that landed a blow crippling enough to permanently halt the Japanese offense in the Pacific.
Britain cracking the Engima code
Hitler making the mistake of invading Russia
American supply of weapons & ammuntion to the British
British supplies of food to the Russians in Stalingrad
Hitler shooting himself in the head ( ok so i added this last bit about Hitler but its true lol)
AnswerBritish tenacity, Chinese and Russian manpower and American industrial capacity.WOW
Short question and huge number of possible answers.
The two main factors that lead to the Axis defeat.:
So what happened was Hitler over stepped by invading Russia to soon, this caused him to loose the war much quicker or The Axis powers may not have been defeated at all.
Attrition! Germany was running out of men; when America entered the war in 1917 the manpower pool became endless...Germany called it quits.
The Allies were on the opposing side of the Axis powers (Germany, Italy, and Japan.)
your mom. because when everyone chickened out they went to their mommys.
how were the allies able to defeat the axis in europe Principally Britain,the US & Russia. Others, notably Australia, fought both in the European & Pacific theatres.
America bombed two Japanese cities (Hiroshima and Nagasaki) and Japan, a powerful Axis Power, surrendered the next day.
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The invasion in Normandy, France, ultimately changed the upper hand in the war from the Axis powers to the Allied powers.
The Allies were on the opposing side of the Axis powers (Germany, Italy, and Japan.)
your mom. because when everyone chickened out they went to their mommys.
how were the allies able to defeat the axis in europe Principally Britain,the US & Russia. Others, notably Australia, fought both in the European & Pacific theatres.
The English channel.
The overall plan was to defeat the axis forces. Particularly Germany, Italy and Japan.
America bombed two Japanese cities (Hiroshima and Nagasaki) and Japan, a powerful Axis Power, surrendered the next day.
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Obviously, they tried to defeat their enemies, the Axis Powers. If you wanted a different answer, you should rephrase your question.
Because the Axis don't like the Allies so they battled it out
Because the Allies were on the opposing side; the Allies didn't agree with what was happening in Europe. America only joined the Allies after Pearl Harbor, which was caused by Japan. Japan was a member of the Axis, and thus an ally of Germany. The Allies (especially Britain, during the Battle of Britain), proved that they weren't going to let Hitler achieve his plans.
Japan was an Axis power