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How did geography protect the United States and Canada during World War I and World War II?

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Welp they both had two great oceans between them, a land invasion is near Impossible, and a sea attack would not be smart for the Central Powers/Axis

An Air attack needs refueling and no enemy had a close airbase plus we had anti air any attack on North America or any of the Americas is useless.

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