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Germany invaded Poland, which angered other countries like France and Britain. This is a turning point because some view it as the beginning of the war. -
The Battle of Britain was between Germany and Britain, when the Luftwaffe attacked the Royal Air Force resulting in a British win. This is a turning point in the war, because it showed how strong the British military can be. -
The Tripartite Pact was between Germany, Japan, and Italy. This pact was the leaders joining forces. This is an important event because it helped to empower the Axis Powers during the war. -
Pearl Harbor was a surprise attack from Japan against the American Naval Base. This event is important because it leads America into the war. -
FDR decided to declare war on Japan after the many attacks on the American Military. This is an important event, because America joining the war helps the Allied Powers to win.
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FDR realized Japan was not the only problem and also decided to go after the rest of the Axis Powers. This is also significant, because it puts America against everyone in the war.
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After Mussolini was removed from Italy's government, the Allied Powers were able to negotiate Italy's surrender. This is an important event, because the Allied Powers are able to go to Italy and push Germany out. -
The Allied Powers land on Omaha Beach, Normandy, France and liberate the citizens there. This is important, because it signals to the end of the war. -
The Allied Powers entered France through Normandy and fought through to Paris to liberate it. This is important, because it made future problems for the French government. -
The Holocaust was Hitler putting Jews and minorities into camps with horrible conditions. The Holocaust finally ended when Hitler no longer had power. This is important, because when it was all reveled it helped to take down the German Government.
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