World War II Adv. American Studies. Lend Lease Act.

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World War II Adv. American Studies

Lend Lease Act

Dec. 5 th, 1941

Pearl Harbor Dec. 7 th, 1941

Dec. 8 th, 1941

Allied Strategy “Defeat Hitler First” – Most American military resources were targeted for Europe – US in the Pacific: “Island- hopping”

Battle of the Atlantic

Battle of Stalingrad

El Alamein

D-Day

Battle of the Bulge

Victory in Europe

Meanwhile, in the Pacific…

Bataan Death March

Island-Hopping

Midway

Iwo Jima

Okinawa

Hiroshima and Nagasaki

Writing Prompt What 3 major factors (provide description) do you believe were the most important in determining the outcome of WW2? Why? – *Can be specific events and/or social, political, and economic changes on the U.S. home-front* – *Graded*

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