Events of World War II took place across the globe. Most of the combat action took place in Europe, East Asia, and islands in the Pacific Ocean, but others were seen in places as far away as Madagascar and the Aleutian Islands.
Well, the Third Reich's attempts to acquire "living space" was pretty much met with little opposition. For eastern European countries there might have been a lot of protest, but that protest fell on deaf ears due to the superpowers of the UK and France unwilling to go through another World War in stop Germany, due to the horrors of World War I. Thus the UK and France maintained a policy of appeasement with Germany by basically giving up land and entire countries for the sake of preventing another wide scale global conflict. The United States cannot be included in this conversation, due to the isolationist policy maintained by the US at the time.
In the 189os, calls for limiting immigration were largely the result of "(1) nativist reactions toward southern and eastern <span>Europeans" although this was not always true. </span>
The Mayflower Compact was the first governing document of the Plymouth Colony in the New World. Therefore, it served as an outline for the Constitution.
The country the U.S. was tempted to help the French in during the 50's was Vietnam
