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The Tehran Conference was the first World War II conference of the “Big Three” Allied leaders. Although the leaders arrived with differing objectives, the main outcome of the Tehran Conference was the Western Allies' commitment to open a second front against Nazi Germany, including an invasion on France. The Tehran Conference caused the U.S. and Britain to invade France in May 1944. Then, the USSR would join the U.S. and Britain in the war against Japan, once Nazi Germany was defeated.
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The Articles of Confederation were weak because it lacked an Executive branch of government, required all states to agree on any amendments and could not collect taxes.
Truth be told, the thirteen colonies/states didn't want a strong government, they fought against the English monarchy because of this. They wanted that power remained within the states. Of course, this changed later.
to fight for better wages, housing, and working conditions for farmworkers
Nearly every american city struggled to pay its bills in the 1970s because of the continuing process of sub-urbanization.
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Answer: Winston CHurchill, Stalin, Roosevelt
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The big 3 met many times and discussed the progression of the countries post-ww2. They sacrificed "freedom for stability" although the tensions between churchill and roosevelt somewhat ensured the ensuing of a later cold war
