 Lasted 1939-1945  America, Russia, China, Great Britain, Poland and France (The Allies) against Japan, Germany and Italy (The Axis Powers)  Was.

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 Lasted  America, Russia, China, Great Britain, Poland and France (The Allies) against Japan, Germany and Italy (The Axis Powers)  Was fought predominantly in Europe and across the Pacific and eastern Asia  Estimated that more than 55 million people perished  Ended with surrender of Japan

FRANCE AMERICA CHINA RUSSIA POLAND GREAT BRITAIN JAPAN GERMANY ITALY -The Allies -the Axis Powers

During World War II  Migration of war workers was at full tide  In the Puget Sound area, the amount of manufacturing products was five times greater than the country  Seattle enlisted a large amount of soldiers to participate in WWII

Role Washington Played  Washington State produced more war materiel per capita than anywhere else in the country  During World War II, Seattle was the point of departure for many soldiers in the Pacific  Washington had many stationary and training bases

Impact on Washington  The Boeing plane industry sky rocketed by building many World War II fighter planes and bombers  Puget Sound Naval Shipyard industry also was boosted due to selling and repairing many ships World War II Boeing Air Plane Modern Boeing 787

 Great Britain’s economy was devastated by the war  Great Britain and France no longer held a status of power comparable either to the United States or the Soviet Union  Enormous technological progress was made during the war

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