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• Raised tensions in Germany towards the Jewish population
• Discovery of these laws raised tensions between the US and Germany -
• lowered tensions with warring countries by allowing them to trade except for arms
• only set to lower tensions for two years, however (date set to 1st to display month) -
• Raised tensions between Japan and China
• Raised tensions between US and Japan because China was a US ally -
• Raised tensions within Germany
• Raised suspicion worldwide about Germany -
• Raised tensions worldwide by raising suspicion
• Raised wartime tensions as this was a part of Hitler’s strategy -
• raised tensions in Europe by invading Poland using this strategy
• the strategy itself caused great fear and tension in Europe (date set as the 1st to display month) -
• Germany’s invasion of Poland caused Britain to bomb Germany
• Raised tensions that directly led into WWII -
• Tensions rise as war is declared
• Tensions remain continually build until 1940 -
• lowered tensions slightly by ending “Cash and Carry”
• American ships still barred from docking in wartime ports (date set to 1st to display month) -
• Took control over governments by force
• Raised tensions throughout Eastern Europe -
• Raised tensions between France and Germany
• Raised tensions worldwide against Germany -
• During invasion, shots exchanged between soldiers
• This raised tensions between Russia and Latvia -
• Head of tensions between Britain and Germany
• Luftwaffe was the German air force (date set to 1st to display month) -
• First peacetime military draft in US history
• Caused tensions to rise as declaration of war seemed imminent -
• lessened tensions between Eastern European powers (aside Germany)
• raised tensions with Germany -
• Put the US on good terms with Britain
• Raised tensions with Axis Powers -
• pact of non-aggression between Germany and Russia raised tensions worldwide as it was out of left field
• when broken, it thrust Germany into a two-front war -
• raised tensions in the US domestically
• this could cause the US to be more tense with Europe -
• in retaliation to occupation of Indochina
• raised tensions between US and Japan -
• Britain attempted to convince the US to join the war unsuccessfully
• Created the US-Britain alliance, which lowered tensions between the two countries -
• skyrocketed tensions between Japan and US
• caused the US to enter WWII -
• caused by Japanese tensions with US
• Tensions with Germany come to a head -
• German U-Boat attacks begin
• Raise tensions worldwide as innocents were being killed -
• used to discriminate against the western coast Japanese American population
• raised tensions between US and Japan because of the discrimination -
• Forced march of Filipinos by Japanese
• Increased tensions with Japan -
• Shortly after the tensions caused by Pearl Harbor
• Decisive US victory -
• Strategy used to get military bases in the Pacific
• Raised tensions between US and Japan (date set to 1st to display month) -
• One of the longest battles in modern day war
• Turning point in favor of Allies -
• most important battle of the North African leg of the war
• Axis victory -
• Liberation of Western Europe
• Turning point in favor of the Allies -
• Lowered tensions in Europe
• A sign of imminent Nazi defeat (date set to 1st to display month) -
• Last Western offensive by Hitler
• Turning point in Allies favor -
• Raised racial tensions within US
• Raised tensions with Japan as Japanese-Americans were being discriminated against -
• Held to plan defeat of Germany
• Raised tensions with Germany -
• US invades Pacific Islands
• Tensions between US and Japan at a head -
• Celebration of victory
• symbolizes lower tensions -
• Meeting to discuss outcome of WWII
• Lowered tensions in Europe -
• Forced Japan to surrender 9 days later
• Raised tensions because Japan did not immediately surrender -
• added onto the devastation and tension between the US and Japan
• led to drop of tensions however, with surrender -
• lowered wartime tensions between the US and Japan formally
• raised post-war tensions -
• lowered tensions by outlining human rights
• countries came together and agreed for once
