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This started the Second World War.
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This was a move of the Allies to stop Germany, which should have been done on the earlier years.
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It became official that they are once again part of the Allies.
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This was a tragedy and a victory at the same time. Germany has taken over France as its troops are driven away but a victory for the Allies as they were succesful on rescuing their troops.
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This was a success for the Germans and a terrible loss for the Allies.
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This was a battle of the between Germany and Britain skies where Britian was in a slight disadvantage. Germany accidentally bombed London. In retaliation, the British bombed Berlin. This caused Germany to continue bombing London which gave Britain time to recover.
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The victory in this battle was very important since Britain is the key to winning the Second World War.
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This served as the permanent elimination of the perceived Communist threat to Germany, and the seizure of prime land within Soviet borders.
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This urged the U.S. to fight in the war, making the Allies much stronger.
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This makes the Allies much more stronger since U.S. is a super power on its own.
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This was Canada's first battle during the Second World War.
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The Canadians at Hong Kong fought against overwhelming odds and displayed the courage of seasoned veterans, though most had limited military training. A good start for Canada's first battle during the Second World War.
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This is important in Canada's history because conscription was democratically voted upon under King's reign.
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This was a tragedy for Canada. It served a lesson for the Allies that preparations are meant to be done in times of war.
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This was meant to remove that fascist regime from the war and secure the central Mediterranean.
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The Allies have learned their lesson from Dieppe. D-day was a magnificent feat of its own as the Allies use technological advancements.
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This was the end of the Second World War in Europe. This leaves Japan as the final enemy.
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THis was to show that U.S. now posseses this kind of destructive power. It was a threat to Japan and a warning for Russia.
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This is the final warning U.S. gave Japan before they have an unconditional surrender.
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This ends the Second World War as Japan surrenders.