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The Pacific theater involved mostly island hopping--seeking out battles
on selected islands while skipping others. The islands that were
skipped were cut off from supplies and reinforcements, and little by
little the Allies got close enough to invade Japan. Japan was too far
from the U.S. or its allies, except China, to invade directly, and China
is further west than Japan, so it couldn't be invaded first. Of course,
no invasion was necessary.
The Chinese fought hard against the Japanese, but they also spent a lot
of time fighting among themselves, so they did not significantly help
the U.S. effort. Except that they tied down a million soldiers, which is
no small feat.
In Europe, the Allies attacked North Africa so they could invade Italy.
I'm not sure if they intended to invade Germany from Italy, but there
was a second, larger invasion of France. From there they pushed on
Germany.
The Soviets attacked the Nazis from the east, and they carried out the
brunt of the fighting in Europe. So the idea was a pincer effect,
attacking from both east and west.
In both theaters, bombing of cities where war material was manufactured
was essential. Part of the purpose of the Africa campaign was to cut off
Middle Eastern oil supplies, which were essential to the Third Reich.
Defeating Germany was a higher priority than defeating Japan.</span>
Martin Luther king Jr.’s word choice demonstrates a multitude of different things but when he includes the word tension this symbolizes a form of fighting between two parties and king explains he is not scared of that but he is scared of the level of extent that racism will go to without a solution.
It was an important victory because the French blocked British ships while the Colonial army blocked them on land leaving them no choice to surrender. This was the final battle of the revolutionary war.
The answers are 1.absolutism →political system whose ruler is unchecked and absolute. The term also describes despotism which is a political form of government and practice of unrestricted power.
2.despot→a ruler with absolute power. A despot exercises unlimited power in an oppressive way.
3.humanism→a secular intellectual and cultural movement based on ancient Greek and Roman philosophy. It was a dominant Renaissance movement under the influence of the classics of Rome and Greece.
4.monarch→a person who rules a nation for life or by hereditary right as the head of state.
5.monopoly→one group controls an industry or market by being the only provider, seller and producer.
6.nationalism→a strong sense of love and devotion toward a nation or patriotism.
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People would want to join the Ottoman Empire Army because it had a good defense system. The main city of Istanbul was protected by large walls.
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