Winston Churchill was the stateman that served through most of WW2 (Neville Chamberlain was prime minister at the start but he resigned in 1940)
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The North had a better advantage in the civil war because they had a better economy, a larger population, and more transporation. The North was more revolutionized than the south because they had factories that helped produce more materials for war. The South's economy was based on agriculture and slave labor, meaning that they had fewer weapons than the North because they couldn't produce them. The North's larger population was a big advantage because more people meant more soldiers for war. The North having more transportation, such as railroads was a big advantage too. The North used the railroads to transport guns, men, food, animals, and medical supplies.
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Puerto Rico
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well after the Spanish American War the US acquired it as their territory
not a state but still u.s territory
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This strategy of controlling one small island after another is called 'Island Hopping'
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The idea is to muster all your forces and capture a small Island. Use this place as a base and as more reinforcements arrive, capture next Island. It is usually seen as a slow and expensive process.
However, it was successful executed by the Japanese as they expanded their reach across the South China Sea and the Pacific Ocean.
Similarly, the Allies and more importantly, the United States was also able to use it very successfully after the attack of Pearl harbor. The US Navy practiced island hopping eventually reaching close to Japanese shores, making it possible to launch devastating aerial attacks.
