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U.S decreased tensions between all countries. Tensions increased between U.S and Germany.
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Acts used to keep U.S out of war. Increased tensions between U.S ad countries affected by the war that could use their help.
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Laws that discriminated against Jews in Germany. Increased tensions between Germany and U.S due to the atrocities.
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U.S extended aid to China, which prompted Pearl Harbor. Increased tensions between U.S and Japan to the point of eventual war.
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Showed U.S how evil Germany's prejudice towards Jews was. Heightened tensions between U.S and Germany
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A military tactic used by Germany, Blitzkrieg was the reason for Germany's many victories. It escalated tensions between Germany and all countries involved.
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Britain and France essentially threatened war, Led to U.S involvement. Increased tensions between U.S and Germany.
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Hitler's invasion of Poland started the war. Increased tensions between U.S and Germany
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In response to German invasion of Poland. Increased tensions between U.S and Germany because U.S was allied with all of them
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Decreased tensions between U.S and Europe, Increased tensions between them and the Axis.
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Failed air raid against Britain. Increased tensions between U.S and Germany because Britain was an ally.
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Showed Germany's prowess at combat. Pressured U.S to join war, increasing the tensions between U.S and Germany.
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This threatened the alliances between France and its allies. Further increased tensions between U.S and Germany.
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Increased tensions between U.S and Germany because they were raiding the German camps and freeing the Jews imprisoned.
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Increased tension between U.S and axis because it was seen as a potential wartime draft. Namely increased tensions between U.S and Germany.
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United countries against U.S. Increased tensions between U.S and all of said countries.
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Allowed FDR to lend arms to Britain. Increased tensions between U.S and Germany because U.S was taking a side.
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Increased tensions between SU and Germany, which in turn increased tensions between U.S and Germany.
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Prevented racial discrimination in the defense industry. Bettered our relationships in Europe
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Retaliation against Japan's occupation of China. Froze Japanese assets and increased tensions.
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Outlined goals for the war,
Slightly increased tensions between U.S and Britain due to an unsatisfactory experience -
The Annexation pressured the U.S into war. Increased tensions between U.S and Germany.
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Caused tensions between Japan and the U.S to increase massively. Caused U.S to enter the war.
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In direct response to Pearl Harbor. Increased tensions between U.S and Germany, and Japan.
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Russia successfully defended Stalingrad, hurting Germany very badly. Extremely long and violent.
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U.S surrender. Forced U.S men into camps, increased tensions.
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Attacks focused on halting U.S shipping to Britain. Controlled the east coast waters.
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Used to hurt Japan. Increased tensions between Japan and the U.S.
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Us Navy victory. Defense of Midway island.
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Britain overwhelms German and Italian troops. Withdraws men to Tunisa.
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A very costly wartime strategy that was employed by the U.S. Consisted of taking over Japanese islands and then hopping to the next one in order to have an attack on Japan.
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Allowed allies to control Western Europe. Allied liberation
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Final Major offensive with Hitler. Allied victory
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Racist towards the Japanese. Increased tensions between U.S and Japan.
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Discussed postwar org. Between U.S, Britain, Soviet Union
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U.S decimated Japanese troops. Very violent.
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Celebrate victory in Europe. No effect on tensions.
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Truman, Churchill, Stalin. Decided how to administer Germany.
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U.S dropped bomb on Hiroshima in order to end war. Massively escalated tensions between the two countries.
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Dropped after Hiroshima and Japan's refusal to surrender following that event. This caused them to surrender, causing the tensions between the two countries to dissipate.
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Celebrating victory against Japan. Ended WW2. No tensions.