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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) 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 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