The surprise bombing of Pearl Harbor by the Japanese propelled the United States to give up neutrality and enter the war on December 7, 1941. The United States was under a lot of influence from the Democrat party during this time in history, which encouraged non-intervention....
leading the nation backwards and into withdrawl. With nothing to reverse these effects, America would not be the powerful and successful nation it is today, but rather a shriveled corpse of economic recession, barren and hopeless. Had the United States not entered World War II,…show more cont...
During the Second World War, the airplane proved decisive as one of the most dominant weapon on the battlefield. Unlike the tank or the mighty battleship, the airplane was the most versatile of the three providing attack capability wherever it is needed – be it in the sky, land or even ...
During WW2, the U.S army psychiatrists understood that involvement on warfare may have devastating consequences on the well-being of soldiers and they introduced screening programs and intervention strategies to detect and address psychological disorders associated with combat missions . Despite these ...
What factors brought the United States into World War II? Why did America become an imperialist power in the beginning of the 20th and what evidence supports this conclusion? How did Britain and France perceive themselves as world powers after WW2, in regards to their imperial po...
with the majority of his contemporaries deceased, Thompson maintains a grueling schedule which would test the mettle of a man two decades younger. He spearheads the international drive for Reparations for the descendants of African slaves, regularly gives lectures in the United States and conducts ...
the United Kingdom and was later expanded to include the Soviet Union and other allied nations. By the end of 1941, the U.S. had delivered over a million tons of food to the UK, and this support continued throughout the war. Post-war, the United States further assisted through the ...
Nido (1 March 1919 – 27 October 1991) is a former United States Air Force officer who during World War II served in the Royal Canadian Air Force, the British Royal Air Force and in the United States Army Air Forces. He was also the co-founder of the Puerto Rico Air National Guard....
As Western historians tell the tale of WW2, the deadliest conflict in history began in September 1939, with the Nazi invasion of Poland. The United States joined the conflagration two years later, following the sneak atta...
Japanese families were tagged in the United States during World War II. Did we not learn that due process is absolute once an immigrant sets foot on American soil? Executive Order 9066, which President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed in February 1942, authorized the mass removal and internment of...