3 asia, africa, and europe
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Stalin failed to keep some of his promises. Churchill and other allied leaders were afraid Stalin /Russians would not leave cities they liberated from the Nazis. Truman took over from Roosevelt and was tougher with Stalin. The West did not share information on nuclear/atomic developments, another sign of distrust. They felt he was another dictator, when they just fought dictators. The Communist ideology saw Capitalism as an enemy to be conquered rather than a different ideology to co-exist with.
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Warren G. Harding won the presidential election of 1920 with 60.3% of the popular vote. This was the first time women were allowed to vote in all states, so voter turnout was unusually high as well.
The strategy Harding adopted was promising a "return to normalcy." This was a promise to return to the life that Americans enjoyed before WWI. He turned away from heroic deeds and revolution, and promised healing, restoration and serenity. It was an extremely popular proposal.
The Battle of Okinawa<span> was significant in that it served as an example of how deadly the invasion of mainland Japan would be. The </span>Battle of Okinawa<span> was the largest amphibious invasion of the Pacific campaign and the last major campaign of the Pacific </span>War<span>, which lasted from April 1 to June 22, 1945. After they realized how deadly the invasion would be for U.S troops they decided to use the Nukes.</span><span />
