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Did World War 2 the serviceman's readjustment act pushed the us government to compensate Japanese Americans for their lost property?
False. It was the Japanese-American claims Act
How many fatalities did the US have during World War 2?
405,400 US casualties are recorded for World War 2
How many US civiliain casualties were there in World War 2?
1,700 US Civilians were killed during World War 2.
Us declares war on Germany in World War 2?
No Germany declares war on US
What war did the US fight in after the World War 2?
Korea
What country pushed US to get involved with world war 2?
Japan
Which two acts towards the us pushed the us into World War 2?
The main act was the attack on Pearl Harbor.
What pushed the US into a dominant military and diplomatic force after world war 2?
The emergence of a powerful Soviet Union
Who pushed the US into entering World War 2 in the Pacific?
The bombing of Pearl Harbor by the Japanese on December 7, 1941.
What was the name of the man who pushed the world war 2?
Adolf Hitler.
How was peace made during world war 2?
The Russians pushed from the East. The Allies pushed from the North and South.
What act pushed the US government to compensate Japanese Americans for their lost property after World War 2?
The Japanese American Evacuation Claims Act
When were the British pushed back to Dunkirk in World War 2?
May 1940
What major event finally pushed the us into world war 2?
The attack on Pearl Harbour, by the Japanese, directly brought the USA into the second World War. America declared war on Japan, and then Germany declared war on the USA, some days later.
What eventevents finally pushed the US into joining World War 2?
It was the Japanese sneak attack on the American base at Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941.
Was true of the us economy after world war 2?
After World War 2, the US had the strongest economy in the world.
What country pushed the US into World War 2?
The bombing of Pearl Harbor was the reason. Roosevelt made an announcement that the Japanese bombed us and we are going to war. Sources: my 8th grade textbook
