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What countries fought against the US in wii?
Both Germany and Japan fought against the US in WW2.Both Germany and Japan fought against the US in WW2.
What war was against the US and Germany?
WW2 (:
When did the US enter the ww2?
The United States declared war against Japan on December 8, 1941, the day after Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. Three days later, on December 11, 1941, Germany declared war against the United States.
Germany's effort to persuade Mexico to enter into war against the US was revealed in the?
Zimmermann Telegram
Germany's effort to persuade Mexico to enter into war against the US was revealed in the .?
Zimmermann Telegram
Who was the common enemy of the US and USSR?
Germany was in WW2
Why did the US and the soviet union split after ww2?
Germany
What war did the us enter after a attack on pearl harbor?
WW2
What year did the us enter the WW2?
December of 1941
When did the US enter war against Japan Germany and Italy?
Japan, Dec 7, 1941 (state of war existed); Dec 8, 1941 US declaration of war against Japan; Germany declared war on US December 11, 1941.
What was the United States' reaction when Churchill asked for help against Germany in World War 2?
the us did not want to enter ww ii, the us did not want to enter ww ii,
What was American opinion of Nazis during world war 2?
People in the US viewed Germany, both in WW1 and WW2 as part of Europe's problem. The US wanted no part of Europe's wars. During WW2, when the US had no choice but to enter it, due to the attack at Pearl Harbor, US citizens wanted and demanded war against Japan. Japan ATTACKED the US; NOT Germany. However, FDR (President Franklin D. Roosevelt) had been receiving political pressure from Britain's Primer Minister Winston Churchill since 1939 to ally itself with England and enter the war against Germany. The issue being, Britain needed the help of the US in order to survive! Consequently, FDR bent to the will of Churchill and agreed to saving Europe FIRST. Thus creating a defeat "Germany first" policy. Which angered the people of the United States who wanted very much to avenge the attack at Pearl Harbor.
