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Following World War II, Vinson continued to be a voice for the United States Armed Forces. Avocate for a strong United States Navy.Died in 1981.
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Led a special committee of five senators around the world.He influenced American military after WW2.Died in 1971
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Killed 6 million Jews. The Germans took Jews and put them in concentration camps. Ended in May 8th,1945
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When Germany attacked Poland. Europe didn't want to join the war but they eventually had to when germany attacked Poland. Europe joins the Allied powers
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Used for war effort. The ships hauld lots of cargo for the war. It took 89 days to build one
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Provided the U.S with military aid for WW2. It was from foreign countries.The act permitted the United States to support its war interests.
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Hundreds of Japanese planes attacked the naval base pearl harbor. More than 2,000 people died. This caused the U.S to join ww2
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Franklin D. Roosevelt made the name. It occured during WW2. 26 nations pledged their Governments to continue fighting together against the Axis Powers.
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It was a manufacturing plant. The plane would assist in production. it was completed in 54 weeks and 3.2 million square feet.
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The allies planned a assualt on Hitler. Caught the German military high command unaware.20,000 people have died.
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Was a meeting of British prime minister Winston Churchill, Soviet premier Joseph Stalin, and President Franklin D. Roosevelt . It happened when WW2 was ending. Thhey discussed what the contries were going to do after the war.
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Hitler commited suicide and shot himself. He did it in his underground bunker. He was about to get captured so that's why he did it
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The bomb that was dropped was called little boy. They did it because of what Japan did to pearl harbor. Many people died.
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It occured after 3 days when Hiroshima was bombed. The bomb was called Fat Man. They did also because of Pearl Harbor.
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The event occured after WW2 ended. There was tension between the Soviet Union and the U.S. They both rivaled each other in military and political tensipns.
