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Germany teams up with the Soviet Union to try and take over Poland and split the country. France and Britain agree to side with Poland.
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Stalin attacks Finland to try to profit as much as Germany.
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On May 10, 1940, Germany began their invasion on France, the Netherlands, and Belgium.
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During the German invasion, Churchill faced the House of Commons for the first time as Prime Minster.
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President Franklin D. Roosevelt ordered the country to help out during the war by sending materials like ammunition, tanks, airplanes, trucks, and food and other raw materials.
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The battle that determined if the Luftwaffle (Germany's Airforce) would take over France's ports.
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The Japanese bombing of an American naval base in Hawaii.
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Japanese-American were placed into camps by the Japanese and were kept as hostages.
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Mass murder of jews by Adolf Hitller and the Nazi Party.
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The British attack to make Rommel retreat.
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Conference between Allied leaders to discuss the "second front" of Europe.
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The Allied (Britain, Canada, U.S) invasion of western Europe in normandy, France.
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Conference between Allied leaders to plan the final defeat of Germany.
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F.D.R (the former president of the united states) died from a massive cerebral hemorrhage while on a visit to Georgia.
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Hitler commits suicide.
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Peace Conference between the Allied leaders to discuss peace.
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This was the first of 2 atomic bombs that America dropped on Japan.
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The second of 2 atomic bombs that the Americans dropped on Japan.
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The U.N was made to save future generations from the scourage of war, promote social progress, etc.
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A war based on propaganda, economy, and politics.
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European Recovery Program.
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The U.S. and Britain dropped food and supplies to West Berlin by air.
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A wall to split Comuunist East Berlin and Democratic West Berlin.
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The Soviet Union put missles in Cuba, almost causing a war between them and the U.S.
