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World War II, 1939-1945
Advantages & Disadvantages
Leaders
Allied Powers
 Had greater resources
 Stalin had totalitarian control over
Soviet Union & war communism
production
 U.S. was isolated & “neutral” but served
as the “arsenal of democracy”
Axis Powers
 Strong militaries, large early gains
 Surrounded by enemies on multiple
fronts
 Fewer resources and colonies
Allied Powers
Civilian – FDR & Truman (US), Churchill (UK),
Stalin (USSR), DeGaulle (Fr)
Military – Montgomery (Africa), Eisenhower
& Patton (Europe), MacArthur & Nimitz
(Pacific), Zhukov (Eastern Front)
Causes
Strategies
Long Term
 World War I & Treaty of Versailles
 Great Depression
 Totalitarianism
 “Lebensraum”
 Appeasement & failure of League of
Nations
Allied Powers
 “Germany first” plan
 Fight Axis powers on multiple fronts
 Italy as the “soft underbelly” of Europe
 Soviet “scorched earth” policy to deny
Germans any resources
 Island-hopping in the Pacific
 Strategic & incendiary bombing raids
 Convoy system & U.S. industrial aid to
Allies
Axis Powers
 Knock out France, then turn resources
to USSR
 Gain control of Middle Eastern oil
Short Term/”Spark”
 German invasion of Poland, 1939
Turning Points
Battle/Event
Pearl Harbor, 1941
El-Alamein, 1942
Midway, 1942
Stalingrad, 1942-43
Anzio, 1944
D-Day, 1944
Homefront
Significance
U.S. declared war
Denied Middle
Eastern oil to
Germans
Crippled Japanese
fleet
Soviets stopped
German advance
Opened southern
front in Europe
Opened western
front in Europe
End of War
Europe
Battle of Berlin…
Hitler’s suicide… V-E
Day
Axis Powers
Civilian – Hitler (Ger), Mussolini (It), Hirohito
(Japan)
Military – Tojo (Japan)
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Rationing, quotas, price controls, war
bonds, income taxes
Censorship & stereotypes in war
propaganda
Rosie the Riveter, African American
migration, Bracero program
March on Washington Movement…
Executive Order 8802
Executive Order 9066… Japanese
American internment
Post-war GI Bill, baby boom,
suburbanization, middle class
Non-Treaty Results
Pacific
Atomic bombs on
Hiroshima &
Nagasaki…
Japanese
surrender… V-J Day
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Cold War, Iron Curtain, nuclear arms
race
United Nations & Universal Declaration
of Human Rights
Nuremburg & Tokyo Trials
Creation of state of Israel
European reconstruction: Marshall Plan
Japanese reconstruction: MacArthur