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Why did the US mainland suffer minimal damage in both World War 1 and World War 2?
The short answer is geography.
It was mainly because the wars started on European soil and there is an ocean between US and Europe. Japan started the war in China and some islands in the Pacific, and there is also an ocean between there and the continental US. Also, US is a very large place.
It was (and still is, to a large extent) very difficult to move an army large enough to invade such a big country across that great of a distance. You would have to transport not just soldiers and guns, but also cannons, tanks, trucks, ammunition, fuel, food, medical supplies, and many other things a fighting force needs. This would require a large fleet of ships, which would be noticed from afar, giving US time to prepare making the invasion's chances for success minimal. Germany and Japan probably didn't have enough ships and fuel to pull this off, anyway.
At the time of WWI and WWII there were no weapons with long enough range and enough power to do serious damage to another continent other than an invasion, at least until the atomic bomb, and US beat everyone to the punch with that. A submarine could come to American coast unnoticed, but the submarines at the time were small and could not carry any armament useful against land-based targets.
What else can I help you with?
Why did the us suffer little physical damage during World War 2?
No battles fought here
Why were there no battles on the mainland of the us during World War 2?
their were no battles within the mainland.
What term was given to the US mainland in World War 2?
In WWII, Alaska & Hawaii were US Territories; NOT STATES. The US Mainland was referred to, as "the states."
What term was given to the us mainland during world war 2?
Home Front
Did any German army units land on the UK mainland during World War 2?
No.
Why did the us suffer little physical damage during World War 2?
No battles fought here
Why were there no battles on the mainland of the us during World War 2?
their were no battles within the mainland.
Why didnt the US suffer economice damage like other countries during world war 2?
World War II got the U.S. out of the Great Depression and there was no fighting in the U.S. so the government didn't have to pay for the damage that other countries had to pay for.
did Rome suffer enormous damage from bombing raids during world war 2?
No rapid German retreat and Italian surrender helped spare the city
How many people around the world suffer from anorexia?
how many people suffer from anerexia iin the world
How would the world benefit from disarming from weapons?
the benefit of disarming a weapons is that weapons like nukes have a pressure trigger that can be deactivated under certain circumstances which can only cause minimal damage if a disarmed nukes hits the ground, it will cause a small amount of environmental damage
How many people in the world suffer from ablutophobia?
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What is one benefit Japan enjoyed as a result of involvement in World War 1?
A foothold In mainland Asia,got a modest amount of money (that was spent on projects that would someday involve pearl harbor) and minimal causualties...they STILL felt like they got the bad end of the deal.
Where is England located in world?
Off the west coast of mainland Europe.
What permanent or long term damage did countries suffer from World War 2?
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How did the Japanese suffer in World War 1?
They didn't.
How many people suffer from a stroke in the world?
about 6774000000
