Answer:
1. Governments limited civil and individuals rights and bombed Japan and created camps for Japanese people.
2. The strategy involved the invasion of Normandy and the eventual liberation of France in hopes of turning the tide in the Allies' favor. First, Allied bombers flew over targeted German factories, destroying aircraft that may have been used against them during the invasion.
3. The nation's economy increased. Many people had jobs because the government took more control of the government
4. This resulted in a major turning point in the war.
5.They told the citizens what to produce and how much to produce. The government rationed certain products. They also sent Japanese citizens to camps. The governments were trying to save money and resources and were scared of the Japanese people
Rum
The Trans-Atlantic trade moved goods between Europe, Africa, and the Americas.
The Americas provided raw materials to Europe and to Africa they provided rum and food resources found only in the Americas. The rum was produced from the sugar cane plantations which required the work of African slaves.
European nations attempted to dominate all others by
<span>creating a unified system of control</span>
Grant wanted to wear down the confederacy's army and cut them off from supplies and food that would allow them to win.
