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Adolf Hitlerfrom Germanylead the National Socialists, or Nazis party Hitler believed in fascism, the belief that the government controls the economy, culture, and all parts of peoples lives In 1933, Hitler became dictatora ruler who has total control of a country and its peopleof Germany A Growing Threat Benito Mussolini was dictator of Italy Japan also had a dictator The dictators believed in racismthe idea that one race, or group of people, is better than other races Hitler blamed Jews for Germanys problems German, Italy, and Japan formed the Axis Powers and began invading other countries Hitler made a deal with Joseph Stalin that they would not attack each other German Invades Poland Great Britain and France formed the Allied Powers They allowed Hitler to keep already invaded lands, if he stopped invading any other countryHitler broke his promise September 1, 1939, Germany attacked Poland Allies declared war and Italy and Japan joined Germany By the end of 1941, Germany controlled most of Europe British Prime Minister Winston Churchill tried to encourage the people to keep fighting America Enters the War The Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor brought the United States into WW II America first believed in isolationism Franklin D. Roosevelt sent military equipment and supplies to Britain Japan invaded China and planned to invade other Asian countries for their resources Japans Prime Minster Hideki Tojo knew only the US was a threat and planned a surprise attack on the Navy Pearl Harbor December 7, 1941 Japanese airplanes bombed Pearl Harborcausing terrible damage and killing thousands Roosevelt felt no choice but to declare war on Japan 3 days later Italy and Germany declared war on the US Lesson 2: The Home Front Building an Army The United States needed people and supplies to fight WW II Once Pearl Harbor was attacked, the US had to mobilize for war More than 15 million Americans of all backgrounds served in the military by joining or being drafted War Supplies Soldiers needed uniforms, guns, airplanes, and tanks Businesses changed production to help meet the needs Ford Motor Co. built airplanes and airplane engines The US built over 320,000 planes Scientists improved helicopter and airplane designs Women and African Americans The government spent hundreds of billions of dollars on war supplies Almost 7 million Women and 2 million African Americans worked in factories to build the needed supplies At Home in Wartime People made many sacrifices to help fight the war Children helped collect metal and old tires to help build military projects Meat, sugar, and gasoline were rationed People began to plant their own vegetable gardens, called victory gardens People were watching newsreelsa short film about current eventsto keep up with what was happening in the war Music, poems, paintings, and movies reflected the events of the time Japanese Americans People feared Japanese Americans would help Japan attack again FDR signed an order placing 100,000 Japanese Americans in internment campsa place where prisoners are held during wartime Some Italian Americans and German Americans were also held Many Japanese Americans fought for the United States, the 442nd Regimental Combat Team won more medals than most military units in U.S. history Lesson 3: Winning the War Battles in North Africa and Europe The Allies invaded Africa and Europe to defeat Germany and Italy Germany, Italy, and Japan was preparing for war during the 1930s, and took everyone by surprise German(quickly conquered much of Europe and part of Soviet Union Japan( took control of the pacific region, including the Philippines Allies( began fighting German and Italian forces in North Africathe Axis powers surrendered in North Africa in May 1943 Fighting in Italy Allies then attacked Axis soldiers in Sicily, Italythey went onto the mainland in October 1943 African American pilots, aka Tuskegee Airmen, flew many successful missions over Italy Germans were suffering losses to the Soviet Union and losing ground D-day and Victory June 6, 1944, D-day, 200,000 Allied soldiers invaded northern France At the same time Soviet soldiers were advancing on Germany from the east May 1945, Germany surrendered May 8th is known as V-E Day, or Victory in Europe Day Fighting in the Pacific The Allies fought to push Japans army and navy back across the Pacific Ocean Japan still controlled much of western Pacific and eastern Asia June 1942, Allies, lead by Chester Nimitz, won the Battle of Midway The U.S. used aircraft carriersa large ship that carries airplanes far from land The Allies used the method of Island Hopping to defeat Japanthey would capture some of the islands guarded by Japanese and use it to fight other islands closer to Japan Island Battles Island Hopping began in August 1942 and lasted for almost 3 years Islands involved: Guadalcanal, New Guinea, Iwo Jima, and the Leyte Gulf Code Talkers Navajo code talkers, Navajo Indians, used their native language to send important messages that the Japanese could not understand to the Allied leaders and soldiers Victory of Japan American forces were close enough to Japan to invade in the summer of 1945 Harry Truman decided he would rather use a new weapon the U.S. had 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