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Karo-lina-s [1.5K]
3 years ago
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Besides Hawaii being attacked during WW2, America was free from any attacks and destruction during the entire war. Should Americ

a help rebuild Europe after WW2? Why or Why not?
History
2 answers:
Fed [463]3 years ago
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Explanation:

There are many different cause for World War II. To Japanese militarism, to Political takeover from Hitler here are some of the reasons for World war II. The Treaty of Versailles was a complete and almost a total failure due to the distaste of many of the allied powers. Here we have Japanese militarism. Japanese militarism spread rapidly throughout Japan, being it is that Japan has an emperor but at this time the military had more of a say than the crowned emperor. Next the politacal takeover of Hitler, because we all know that the takeover of Hitler in Germany contributed greatly to the war.

Hans2 years ago
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actually the japs decided to bomb santa barbara ca it did minimal damage though. therefore it was not that popular and America went to war with Germany because Germany,Japan,Italy, and the rest of the axis powers had a pact that if one went to war the rest would back em up. so Germany and Italy declared war on us on December 9th 1941 due to the pact.

Hope this helped
~Hans

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