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end the war and stop hitler from dominating the entire continents of Europe and Africa and to prevent the combined force of the third reich and the imperial japanese army from destroying western civilisation. also (even if they didn't know it at the time) they stopped Hitler from exterminating the entire jewish population in europe
What else can I help you with?
Did Australian women during World War 1 want to send men away to war?
no
Why did Truman fight to support many European and Asian countries following World War 2?
To my understanding the reason Truman helped the Europeans and Asian countries was because of communism, when countries are weak and poor they fall to communism and he didn't want that.
Which countries did the U.S. sell to including weapons and goods in World War 1 before going into the war?
all of them, we want money, we are greeding mofos :)
Why did the government want people to eat less during world war 2?
To save resources for the war effort.
Were girls and boys treated differently during world war 2?
Yeah, women were treated like dirt during world war 2. Men thought we were useless. But we can fight! (Not that I want to.) Good thing we have respect now.
What did countries that belonged to NATO want to keep during World War 2?
During World War II, countries that later became NATO members aimed to preserve their sovereignty, territorial integrity, and democratic governance in the face of Axis aggression. They sought to maintain stability and security in Europe, prevent the spread of fascism, and protect their populations from the devastation of war. Additionally, these nations aimed to foster cooperation among allies to ensure a collective defense against common threats.
Why was US concerned about European countries regaining their colonies during Monroe Doctrine?
The US was concerned about the European countries regaining their colonies during the Monroe Doctrine because they don't want to be dethroned as the world's superpower.
Which country was not a founding member of NATO?
You may want to narrow down your criteria a good bit. The question is much too broad, as several countries were not members of NATO in the 1950s - some of those countries later became members of NATO, some were in the Warsaw Pact in the 1950s (some of those, too, would eventually become members of NATO), some countries were unaligned.
Why did so many people want isolation during World War 1?
Most wanted isolationism because the countries that agreed to it wouldn't have to worry about other countries' needs and finances
Why do countries get involved in other countries wars?
The main reason is mutual defense treaties. For instance, all the members of NATO which includes 28 member countries have pledged that an attack on any member country is considered an attack on all NATO members. They have pledged to come to the defense of all member nations. Other reasons are land, trade, or natural resources. Japan bascially went to war with the U.S. during WW2 because of oil and other natural resources.
The Soviet Union had suffered tremendously during world war 2 does this fact justify their desire to control the governments of their neighboring countries after the war why or why not?
The Soviet Union's suffering during World War II partially justifies their desire to control neighboring countries. They want to control possible threats and create a buffer zone around the Soviet Union.
Why did Japan want to bomb the countries in the pacific?
Because Japan wanted control of the world. They didn't just want to bomb the countries in the pacific, that's just where they decided to start. But, fortunatly, they did not succeed in "World Domination".
What were the THREE political regions during the Cold War?
During the Cold War, the world was primarily divided into three political regions: the Western Bloc, led by the United States and its NATO allies; the Eastern Bloc, dominated by the Soviet Union and its Warsaw Pact countries; and the Non-Aligned Movement, which consisted of nations that sought to remain independent of both superpower influences. The Western Bloc promoted capitalism and democracy, while the Eastern Bloc adhered to communism. The Non-Aligned Movement aimed to assert autonomy and foster cooperation among countries that did not want to align with either of the two major powers.
What countries accept world service authority passport?
i want to go thailand
How many percent of the world wanted the English be the language of the world?
The English speak countries want English be the world language
Is Switzerland a part of NATO?
No Switzerland is and has been since 1815 neutral. The Swiss constitution bans it from becoming a member of any military alliance. It is not, and does not want to be, a member of NATO.
What if your clients want to travel to Australia during the countries hottest months During which months would you suggest they travel?
December to May
