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Roosevelt referred to Germany, Japan, and Italy as "gangsters" to emphasize their aggressive and expansionist behaviors during World War II, portraying them as bullies that threatened global peace and stability. This characterization highlighted their violations of international norms and the use of force to achieve their goals, akin to criminal behavior. By using such language, Roosevelt aimed to rally public support for the Allied cause and frame the conflict as a moral struggle against tyranny and oppression.
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The Axis Powers included what nations?
Germany, Italy, and Japan
In Fireside Chat 19 which other country does Roosevelt say must also be defeated in order for the American way of life to be safe?
Italy
What countries formed the axis powers?
JIG Japan, Italy, Germany
What did Franklin Roosevelt call japan Germany and Italy?
President Roosevelt called the enemies of the Allies the same thing all the allies called them, The Axis Forces.
Which countries formed the axis powers?
Japan germany and italy
Who are the three main Axis powers?
Germany, Japan and Italy.
What is the Axis countries?
Well in ww2 the axis countries were Germany, Japan, and Italy. But Nazi Germany did invade Italy later on in the war By, Husky Pratt
Who were the member of the axis power in world war 2?
Italy, Germany, Japan
In what order were the axis powers defeated?
Italy fell to the Americans in 1943. Romania, Bulgaria and Hungary fell to the Soviets in 1944. Germany surrendered in May 1945, and Japan in August 1945.
Who were the three main axis powers or World War 2?
Germany, Italy, and Japan are considered the main 3 countries of the Axis, though Japan is not in Europe. I believe that is the answer you are searching for, as there were greater than 3 Axis countries in Europe.
List all of the Axis nations in World War 2?
Germany and Italy and japan are the main ones but there are Bulgaria Hungary and Romans
What 3 countries belonged to the axis powers?
germany,italy and im not sure but i think astruia "sorry aboth the spellings"
