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To put it simply the US Army took charge of the war in the Pacific with Australia and New Zealand. The European part of it was usually left to the Allies. ___ The above answer is incorrect. In fact, the Americans did fight in large numbers in Europe. As for Berlin, the Soviet Army got there first.
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What was the war US strategy in World War 2 on the European front?
To drive into Berlin.
What is the conflict between the US and the soviet union post World War 2?
It was called the Cold War. Some of its significant events included Korea, Vietnam, the Cuban Missile Crisis, the Berlin Airlift, the building of the Berlin Wall, and the fall of the Berlin Wall.
What did Joseph Stalin keep asking US to do during world war 2?
He felt that the bulk of the German forces were engaged on the Russian Front. He wanted US and England to land in Fance and Push to Berlin. He was sure that they would be able to more to Berlin Fast and end the war, with so many Germans on the Russian Front.
How can you relate the Berlin war to Vietnam war?
When the Berlin wall came down Germany was unified just as when the US left South Vietnam, North Vietnam took over and unified the country.
What was the result of World War II?
The immediate results were the Allies and the USSR took control of Berlin, the atomic bombs were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Berlin was split into East and West Berlin, Japan was never allowed to build up a large military ever again, and etc.
What was the war US strategy in World War 2 on the European front?
To drive into Berlin.
Which four countries divided Berlin after world war 2?
The US , British , French and USSR .
Why didn't the US help East Berlin during the cold war?
East Berlin was controlled by the Soviet Union and aiding them would have been considered an act of war, thus starting World War III
What 4 countries controlled the city of Berlin after World War 2?
France, UK, US, USSR
What was the post World War 2 bone of contention between the US and USSR?
Who would control the German capital of Berlin .
How did the response to the Berlin blockade affect the relationship between the US and its allies?
The control of Berlin (capital of Germany) was vital in winning the war and control of the world. It was the central control point of Europe and the world indirectly following the reasoning behind the reason Nazi went to war.
Would the US military used atomic bombs at the close of World War 2 in Europe if the Red Army refused to stop at Berlin?
No
What staunch world war 2 ally against the Nazis and Japanese quickly became a us cold war enemy after Europe Berlin and Germany were divided?
Soviet Union.
What is the conflict between the US and the soviet union post World War 2?
It was called the Cold War. Some of its significant events included Korea, Vietnam, the Cuban Missile Crisis, the Berlin Airlift, the building of the Berlin Wall, and the fall of the Berlin Wall.
What steps did the US take to prepare for war world 1?
a diet
What did Joseph Stalin keep asking US to do during world war 2?
He felt that the bulk of the German forces were engaged on the Russian Front. He wanted US and England to land in Fance and Push to Berlin. He was sure that they would be able to more to Berlin Fast and end the war, with so many Germans on the Russian Front.
Reason us policymakers viewed USSR a threat?
At the end of World War II, American leaders saw the power and ambitions of the Soviet Union as a threat to our national security. The Cold War was a war of words and ideologies rather than a shooting war, although at times the Cold War turned “hot” as in Korea and Vietnam. Basically, the Cold War was a rivalry between the United States as leader of the western democracies, and the Soviet Union and the nations that were controlled by the communists. Some causes of the Cold War included: Attempts by the Soviets and Chinese Communists to influence and take over areas in Asia and Europe. The division of Germany after the war---The Soviets blockaded West Berlin, which was deep within Communist East Germany. The Soviets thought the blockade would allow them to take over all of Berlin. The US replied with the Berlin Airlift, to supply West Berlin. September, 1949, the Soviet Union tested its first Atomic Bomb.
