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A 3 page overview of some of the most decisive factors in these wars. This paper outlines the importance of each nation’s role in the Grand Alliance of World War II and compares the leadership of Woodrow Wilson with that of Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Bibliography lists 1 source.
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File: AM2_PPwwiWWii.rtf
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justifications. The world had the threat of not one but two tremendously powerful nations to deal with. It was not an affair that could be handled by one
nation acting alone. There were, in fact many nations interacting to try to bring Japan and Germany under control. Alliances between the United States, Great Britain and the
USSR, however, were particularly critical in insuring the outcome of this great war. The coordination between Great Britain and the US
was a particularly important element in deciding the outcome of World War II. Their strategic bombing campaign was critical in bringing both Germany and Japan to their knees.
During the last days of the war, of course, the US took center stage when she dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. While the US had been frantically
working on developing this weaponry throughout much of the war, the decision to use it was made in the last moments before it was deployed.
The drastic measure of dropping atomic weapons on Japanese civilians was justified as being necessary to bring an end to the long bloody affair and to
consequently save countless US and Japanese lives that would have been lost if the war had of continue. That justification today, however, is considered highly controversial. Interestingly, although
the USSR didnt enter the fray until much later in the war, their decision to take part in the war was one of the more decisive elements in Japans ultimate
surrender. The USSR had, in fact, previously signed a treaty of neutrality with Japan and Japan was very concerned with keeping them out of the war. Some have
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