The Wannsee conference, as it became known, did not mark the beginning of the <em>"Final Solution"</em> as mobile extermination squads were already massacring Jews in the occupied Soviet Union. In fact, the Wannsee Conference was the occasion when the <em>“Final Solution”</em> was formally revealed to leaders, not directly linked to the Nazi Party, who, under the direction of the SS, would assist in organizing the transport of Jews from all over the world. areas of Europe occupied by the Germans for the "extermination" camps in Poland. None present at Wannsee disputed the announced policy. Never before has a modern state committed itself to the extermination of an entire people.
Expansion of territory, they believed it was their "destiny" to expand from coast to coast
B.<u>U.S. District Courts</u> hear the majority of federal cases. The Supreme Court hears less than 1% of all of the cases it is actually asked to hear each year.
While this is purely speculation, it is likely that Germany would have successfully taken over continental Europe and the UK would have had to become subservient in some manner.
America would likely be the same but it would have a much more diminished role in global affairs.
