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Pear Harbor was bombed by the Japanese.
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FDR got a declaration of war from Congress.
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A. Phillip Randolph in his civil rights movements demands that war industries hire African Americans.
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Early in February 1942 was the end of autombile production for private use.
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The American people fear the Japanese so they are sent away from their homes to relocation centers.
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By this time, even despite the draft, nearly 18 million workers were laboring in the war industries. This was three times as many as 1941.
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FDR begins his fourth term as president. The longest term served by any president in US history.
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Soviets drew near a camp callled Majdanek in Poland.
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The president whom held the longest term in presidential history finally passed away.
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Truman takes Roosevelt's place as president, becoming then nation's 33rd president.
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The Soviets stormed Berlin and forced Germany to have no choice but to surrender.
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The US overtook the island of Iwo Jima.
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The Allies celebrate V-E Day: The day the war was finally over in Europe.
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After several years of research, the bomb was finally ready to be dropped.
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Japan surrenders soon after the atomic bombs were dropped.