US in WW2

When German submarines, or U-Boats, started attacking American ships, the Americans retaliated with full force bringing them into ww1.

Since many men left their jobs to help fight for America, many occupations became empty. Eventually, women started getting jobs and working in offices to take the place of the men, and bankruptcy & The Great Depression ended.

Here is the story of Franklin Roosevelts presidency. In 1933 Franklin Roosevelt became the 32nd president of the United States.He chose Jack Garner as his vice president. In 1936 he ran for a second term and won. In 1937 Walt Disney released the movie Bambi. On September 29,1938 the Bentocha sank off the Pacific Ocean after a tornado in Ospen.It killed 19 people who were on the boat. In 1939 Benjamin Bora published a book called How The Bentocha Sank Off the Pacific. In 1940 Roosevelt ran for a third term and won. He chose Henry Wallace as his vice president.On December 7,1941 Japan attacked Pearl Harbor and America entered World War 2. On March 7,1942 Ben Lors was shot and killed. In 1943 the American School Security Act was passed. It said that more Ospen teachers would decide to work for oil companies. In 1944 he ran for a fourth term and won. He chose Harry S. Truman as his vice president. On April 12,1945 Franklin Roosevelt died.

The worst idea ever. In a one party system of government the people would only have one party to choose from. Say like if there were no republicans and only democrats ran for office, that would be a one party system.

There was 90 ships docked in Pearl Harbor. Three ships sank, while four more took damage.

At the end of World War II in 1945, the United States economy entered a mild recession, followed by a quick recovery and unprecedented growth. The prior years' economic expansion, galvanized by the wartime production of World War II, suddenly declined as demand was cut, primarily because of a significant decrease in government spending and a large influx of men returning from war with no immediate work and income. The American economy entered a contractionary phase as it restructured itself back to peace time operation. The sudden surge of men leaving the military and entering the workforce also led to a displacement of millions of American women in the labor market. These women, symbolized by the iconic Rosie the Riveter, who had taken traditionally male dominated trades during the war came back to being homemakers. Women did not reenter the job market in such large proportions again until the 1970's. American influence worldwide reached unprecedented heights as a result of its wartime efforts. So, as the world economy was slowly recovering from the war, American businesses and the government were in a strong position to build markets and create open trade overseas. U.S. lawmakers put into action foreign policies that favored American businesses internationally, and domestic policies, carried over from the Franklin D. Roosevelt's (FDR) administration, that encouraged business growth locally. Some examples of U.S. foreign policies that helped the American economy include the following: the Marshall Plan, which was primarily designed to help war torn western Europe recover and stave off communist expansion, helped create and maintain a market in Europe for U.S. made goods. The creation of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), spear headed by the U.S. government, facilitated global commerce. Thus making it easier for American businesses to expand worldwide. The IMF also provided loans to countries, which in turn were used to buy goods and services produced by American companies. American businesses and entrepreneurs on the other hand, took advantage of the advances in engineering and production techniques spurred by the war, which became invaluable in the postwar economic environment. They also began to put a higher emphasis in international commerce. These actions paired with the political and business environment at that time opened new markets and opportunities for the American people. As such, the large American industrial complex began to operate more effectively within the new political and economic environment that emerged out of World War II. All these factors resulted in a quick recovery and a mild recession. The recession of 1945 lasted only 8 months. As the economy emerged from this mild recession, new jobs were created from the industrial infrastructure that were put in place during the war. For the first time in years consumer goods were once again produced and sold in large quantities. Technology developed during the war began to make its way to the civilian sector. The post war era was the beginning of the technology boom, which would transform the world within 50 years. The birthrate began to increase dramatically by approximately 20% from before the war, with an increased in population came an increased in demand. The post war years also led to more Americans buying homes as returning G.I.'s and the public as a whole took advantage of low interest mortgages, a product of the Federal Home Mortgage association created in 1938 as part of FDR's "New Deal". In addion to the availability of mortgages, affordable homes situated in newly developed suburban communities began to emerge all across the United States. The increase demand for real estate also led to an increase in construction jobs. Then by 1947 the Cold War had begun, the American military industry was once again spurred into action, creating thousands more jobs. The U.S. emerged from World War II as a political and economic powerhouse. It's economy, following the mild recession of 1945, enjoyed unprecedented growth and prosperity. As a nation and as a government it was well liked by all its allies, and respected and feared by its percieved enemies. Amercan business and political influence became far-reaching and global, as never before. The stage was set for the American standard of living to improve significantly and for its economy to grow substantially in the following decades. The period from the end of World War II to the early 1970s is considered by many to be a golden era of American capitalism. It was the comming of age of the American economy.

Japan attacked the US in the Pacific so we had to fight them there. Germany declared war on the US on December 11, 1941; so we had to fight them too. Germany declared war on the US hoping Japan would open a "second front" on the Soviet Union, to relieve the Germans fighting on the "Russian Front." Japan had already fought the Russians twice, once in 1904-1905, then again in 1939; The Japanese were weary of fighting the Russians, and didn't want to fight them again, unless they absolutely had too.

The battle of leyte gulf was important to the liberation of the Philippines

Tar paper is used as a moisture barrier between the plywood decking and the roofing materials.

because it helped the british more than it helped the colonists.it did not help the colonists at all.

Approximately 752,000 people lived in Kyoto. Ref: GEN Hap Arnold.

Dwight D. Eisenhower was the 34th president of the United States and the general who supervised the invasion of Normandy and the defeat of Nazi Germany

It would probably be the French Foreign Legion. Other elite units typically have a selection process which the applicant goes through after they've completed their basic training, whereas the selection process for the Foreign Legion is conducted as part of their basic training.

Its a bomb and it was created by scientists from Israel and Somalia

The Japanese city of Nagasaki got notably 'involved' in WW2 when the atomic bomb named "Fat Man" was dropped upon Nagasaki on 9 August 1945 resulting in over 60,000-80,000 human beings killed .

On April 25, 1898 the United States declared war on Spain following the sinking of the Battleship Maine in Havana harbor on February 15, 1898. The war ended with the signing of the Treaty of Paris on December 10, 1898.

The year was1941 when it stared.

The short answer is, Yes. The Korean War was the first war fought with integrated American troops. However, a ship called the USS Mason (DE-529) was the first ship to have a all black crew except for officers. this is an excerpt from my essay on it: The story of the USS Mason (DE-529) is not well known, but the story of desegregation in the armed forces is. The reason I bring this up is the Mason was the first ship in the US Navy to have a predominantly black crew. "In 1998, the Secretary of the Navy John H. Dalton made official his decision to name an Arleigh Burke Class Destroyer the USS Mason (DDG-87) in order to mark the contributions of USS Mason (DE-529) Sailors equality and desegregation."

it included all of the great powers

They have power of Veto - all other non-permanent members of the Security Council just vote on resolutions, just members of the General Assembly just vote on GA resolutions - no SC Resolution can pass without Positive or Abstentions from the P5.

It was to gain control of the beaches and land to about 8 miles in. Only the Canadians managed it on the 6th.

M-1 Garand rifle, 30-06 cartridge M-1 Carbine, .30 carbine cartridge; and M-1A1 folding stock paratrooper version, 1911a1 .45 cal pistol 1929A1 Thompson submachine gun .45 M3 "Grease Gun" submachine gun .45 1903 Springfield rifle and in sniper configuration 1917 .45 revolver These were the most common side arms of US troops. There were many other types used.

Japanese aircraft carrier Kaga was created on 1929-11-30.

They were never banned they just are never used.

The attack by Japan on Pearl Harbor Hawaii and Adolf Hitler's declaration of war on the United States were the impetus that forced the US to fight both the Pacific and European Theaters of war.