Joseph Stalin (representing the USSR)
Winston Churchill (representing the United Kingdom)
Franklin D. Roosevelt (representing the United States)
At the Tehran Conference, Nov. 28 - Dec. 1, 1943, the western members of the Allies (Roosevelt and Churchill) committed to what Stalin had been seeking for some time: opening a second front of the war with Germany. The USSR had been battling Germany on the Eastern Front since June of 1941. France had been under German control since 1940. To defeat Germany, it was deemed necessary to retake France on the Western Front. Ultimately, this would become the famous "D-Day" invasion of June, 1944.
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The Romans had a direct democracythat got to vote on a lot of laws and have a part in carrying out the laws.Roman laws were made much more by elected officials (Senate) and carried out by government officials like consuls and censors rather than by more ordinary people.
Before the Atomic bombs were dropped the Americans were dropping explosive and incendiary fire bombs. They dropped them in such massive numbers that entire cities were destroyed resulting in the deaths of hundreds of thousands of innocent civilians. To the Japanese military it didn't make a difference to them at the moment if their cities were being destroyed by regular bombs or atomic bombs. The result was still the same, a completely destroyed city. It wasn't until they found out how effective the weapon was that they decided to surrender, even then many hard liners in the Japanese military wanted to continue the war.