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The Allies agreed not to make a separate peace with the Axis powers primarily to maintain unity and ensure a comprehensive defeat of the enemy. They believed that negotiating separate agreements could undermine their collective strength and allow Axis powers to regroup and recover. Additionally, the Allies were committed to a post-war order that would prevent future aggression, which required a total victory over the Axis. This approach aimed to solidify their alliances and ensure that the terms of peace were equitable and lasting.
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Do you agree with the decision made by Roosevelt and Churchill to require unconditional surrender by the axis power Why or why not?
I agree with Roosevelt and Churchill's decision to demand unconditional surrender from the Axis powers as it aimed to ensure a complete and total defeat, preventing any possibility of negotiated peace that could allow for a resurgence of militarism. This stance also aimed to unify the Allies and demonstrate their commitment to a just and lasting peace, free from the influence of fascism. By eliminating any conditions, they sought to emphasize the necessity of total accountability for the devastation caused during the war.
What is the opposite of allies in the war?
Axis
What are some alternatives to ending World War 2?
Well... both Axis and Allies team can have a peace treaty agreement. The Allies can surrender to end WWII. Or just the way it is.
What were the sides called during World War 2?
Allies vs AxisAnswerthe us, brits, and russia where the allies and Germany, Italy, and the Japanese where the axis..... hence the axis and allies....
When did the allies arrive in World War 2?
The allies didn't "arrive." They were the first and only enemy of the Axis, the alliance of all countries against Hitler and the Axis.
Do you agree with the Allies dropping the atomic bombs?
allies: yes axis: no
Did Austria-Hungary leave the war?
The Austrian Kaiser Karl tried to start up separate peace negotiations with the Allies, but the Allies were only interested in the surrender of all the Axis parties, including Germany. The Germans on their part were not amused by Karl's peace efforts. In the end Austria had to remain at war until the armistice of November, 1918; just as the Germans.
Was hitler allies or axis?
Axis
How did the axis approach differ from the allies?
Quite a lot. So much in which 'a lot' is really understating it. They wanted to eliminate all those in which threatened their power. The allies only wanted peace compared to the axis' power mad scoundrels in dictatorial positions.
What was the ideal post war peace imagined by both France and Britain?
peace between the allies and axis forces while germany pays for the reparations from the damage caused by the war.
Why did the axis powers want to defeat the allies during World War 2?
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.
Why was the allies and the axis at battle for?
Because the Axis don't like the Allies so they battled it out
Was Australia axis or allies powers?
They were on the allies.
Was Japan axis or allies?
Japan was an Axis power
Did the allies or the axis start the war?
The axis.
Was Josef Goebbels an axis or allies?
Axis
Do you agree with the decision made by Roosevelt and Churchill to require unconditional surrender by the axis power Why or why not?
I agree with Roosevelt and Churchill's decision to demand unconditional surrender from the Axis powers as it aimed to ensure a complete and total defeat, preventing any possibility of negotiated peace that could allow for a resurgence of militarism. This stance also aimed to unify the Allies and demonstrate their commitment to a just and lasting peace, free from the influence of fascism. By eliminating any conditions, they sought to emphasize the necessity of total accountability for the devastation caused during the war.
