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The naval fight and struggle between the Allied and German forces for control over the Atlantic Ocean. It was important to try to take over the Atlantic because it had the routes from which all resources came to Britain. If we didn't we would not have had enough weapons or industrial resources to make any. -
This event was the evacuation of 338,000 French and British troops that were safely evacuated from Dunkirk. This was important because it boosted civilian morale, saved lives, and created a spirit to keep the fight going. -
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This was an air raid by the United States on the Japanese capital of Tokyo. This was the first attack on the Japanese homeland and this was important cause thought it didn't cause a lot of damage, it boosted Allied morale and caused the Japanese to call back combat forces for home defense. -
This was an air-naval battle with U.S. naval airplanes ruining Japanese planes to occupy Port Moresby and was the first opportunity for the US Navy to challenge the Japanese Navy and stopped them. The Allie lost the USS Lexington and 92 aircraft. This was important cause it still was a failure for the Japanese because the US disabled 2 of their aircraft carriers. As a result, the Japanese were only able to bring 4 aircraft carriers to the Battle of Midway. -
This was one of the most important naval victories of World War II and U.S. Navy was able to launch a surprise attack on a larger Japanese fleet. This battle was important cause it turned the tide of the war in the Pacific and ruined Japan's hopes of defeating the naval power of the US. -
One of the most decisive military campaign battles of the Eastern Front stopped the German advance on the Soviet Union. This was important cause it turned the tide of war to benefit the Allies. This battle was urban combat. -
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This military combat land battle was an unsuccessful attempt to split the Allied forces and prevent an invasion of Germany. This event was important because it marked the last German offense on the Western Front. -
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This was the military campaign between the Imperial Army of Japan and the U.S. Marines. This was important because the taking of the island meant a symbolic capture of the Japanese homeland and be used as an emergency landing for more than 2,200 B-29 bombers. -
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