why the allies won world war 2?
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World War 2, was won by the allies, Due to their ,Unity, Discipline, &Superior Weapons, Training, STRATEGY,& Courage.\nAlso due to the ULTIMATE ISOLATION, of GERMANY, & THE fact that the GERMANS, tried to fight on SO MANY FRONTS, SIMULTANEOUSLY.
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It seperated some aspects of them . The U.S's primary goal at this point was to gain more allies. Because of the power around them caused by communism , this became more difficult by the day.  So, it made those who wanted to be on their own strive to do so.  The war gave Europe more seperated than they already were. With Germany's hostility towards the U.S made it hard and had been one of the main causes if not the main cause of WWII . This hostility eventually spread causing a Nazi rebellion . This was all because of the Treaty of Versailles .  The treaty was made so that reparations could be paid. These reperations or war fines had to be paid by Germany .
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After the resistance offered by the Japanese on their home islands such as Okinawa, the American and allied Generals believed the US and allied troops would receive up to 1 million casualties as a result of a land invasion of the Japanese mainland. Consequently the decision was made to drop the first 'A' bomb. As the Japanese surrender was not forthcoming the second bomb was dropped. The main benefit to this decision for the allies was to flex her muscles to the Russians who were becoming increasingly recalcitrant towards the west.\n\nI hope this helps,\nBrett
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world war 2 was going on
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It's basically who ever is on the upside of a treaty wins. Sometimes like in the WWs the central and axis powers lost by accepting an unconditional surrender (complete surrender). Sometimes it is who ever conquers the whole country, not necessarily by determined by casualties.
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I don't know any Americans who think that, but it's nice to know that British people want all the credit. It wasn't dependent on any one single country. It would have been impossible for Britain alone (or America alone) to defeat all of the Axis powers of World War II. There were so many countries on the Allies side that helped defeat Hitler. Even people in Germany helped. Here is a list of all the countries that participated in World War II and I think that credit should be given to every single one of them.
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They beat the English in 1066 in the battle of Hastings but no i don't think they have won a war since,they are wimps and it's a well known fact because they left the British to fight on their own in both world wars.The only good leader the French have had is Napoleon who was the Emperor of France and they did hardly anything in the second world war compared to Britain and America.They also lost the 100 year war with England(and Wales because Wales was the first country England took over to make the UK)and it just goes to show that France are rubbish and are not brave at all.
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Wikipedia's article Participants in World War II lists them all and their level of participation. The combatants were the Allies namely Great Britain and its empire/Commonwealth, the US, USSR, France and China and others. It was opposed by the Axis led by Nazi Germany, Japan and Fascist Italy.
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It's basicly the Nazi invasion of Poland after the Allies gave Hitler an ultimatum. Here are some more causes ... \nhttp://www.rpfuller.com/gcse/history/6.html
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Many many reasons, but here's a couple:\n\n- The Nazi propoganda machine was very successful.  Nazi's not only bashed and demonized Jews, Gysies, the handicapped, mentally retarded, and other races, they gave the country alot of national pride to be part of the 'Great Aryan Race'.\n\n-  Fear - In the beginning, those few who did speak out against the Nazi's were quickly silenced or dicredited.  Once the Nazi's had successfully gained control of Germany, they punished dissenters very openly to serve as a lesson to others.\n\n- Idea of superiority - Teach people that they are better than everyone else around them, and superior in every way, and train them to be better, faster, stronger, and able to adapt to many situations.\n\n- Surprise - When the Germany invaded Poland (the arguable start of WWII - some say it started when Japan invaded China) it was unexpected.  Germany took a beating during the first World War, and it simply was not expected.  Germany jumped into war, and its blitzkrieg tactics were very successful.\n\n- Support of German people - Germany had its citizens behind it; German citizens were very aware of the war, and supported it wholeheartedly.  Those who did not support the war generally pretended that they did out of fear.
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The winners write history.  Enough said.  Check the history books, do you ever see anything about the "relocation camps" on the west coast of the US filled with "Japanese" during WW II?  It happened. You have to really search for the information, but it is a fact.\n\nSpeaking of WW II, do you actually hear about how the US was staying "neutral", but we were providing weapons, money, and soldiers to the Allies and refused the Axis powers.  Thus provoking the attack on Pearl Harbor.
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no, cos the two wars they fought with the oppostion haveing air and sea power proved america can not fight a country with those capabilities, the second world war the soviets won as even the german admitted after, the pacific war ,america resorted to use two atom bombs to make the japs surrender, there is a saying, "never fight an enemy who could hit you back twice as hard"
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I believe the best weapon of WW2 was a well-trained American infantryman. It doesn't matter how sophisticated the weapon, it is useless unless in the hands of a well-trained individual. America's importance on proper training won the war, not just the weaponry.
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The answer to this is complex and depends on whose history you read. However, the European side of WWII was caused solely by Adolf Hitler's quest for power.  He used tactics such as the Dolchstoss Legend, which stemmed from the "stab in the back" sentiments of the Treaty of Versailles, to gain power.  These tactics gained him wide support from Germans who were still bitter from their loss of WWI.  It also rallied anti-semitism because this legend, in part, blammed the Jews for the loss.  Initially Great Britain and France followed a policy of appeasement towards Hitler, allowing him to take over former German lands such as Czechoslovokia.  However, Hitler kept wanting more. WWII started after Hitler invaded Poland in September 1939.  Great Britain and France, allies of Poland, declared war two days later. \n\nOf course, if you look at WWII from the point of view of Asia, the war started much earlier.  According to China, the war started when Japan invaded them and the infamous Rape of Nanking occurred.  \n\nThe US became involved initially with the Cash and Carry policy developed in 1939.  The US, still struggling with the economic depression, used this to remain neutral but to fuel the need for industrial jobs.  After a while, though, Great Britain and France could no longer afford to pay the US for goods and the US enacted the Lend-Lease program in 1941.  This program allowed for much the same, but the Allies were not paying for the goods immediately.  Therefore, it could be argued that since the US only provided goods to Allied forces, we were involved in the war since 1939. \n\nHowever, most pinpoint US involvement as occuring shortly after  December 7, 1941 (the attack on Pearl Harbor by the Japanese).    Nazi Germany declared war on the United States on December 11, with Hitler wanting to declare war on US before we could declare war on anyone. The United States was fuming at the Japanese, but the president decided to focus more on the European front first, making that top priority.
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As you know, WW1 started with the assassination of an Austrian leader. At the end of WW1, Germany was still in a depressed state (like economic depression), and the time was ripe for new radical leadership with the ousting of the old. This new radical leadership, along with the newly invented propaganda machine of television, and Germany's economic state of despair, were the reasons for WW2. Hitler believed expansion of his "kingdom" (third Reich) was essential for Germany's economic prosperity. And at the time, gold was a limited supply, same as today, except that all money was backed by gold. Today, money is not backed by gold. And a limited supply of money made war an economical advantage, they war, they win, they take your gold. Today war is an economical burdon, it is not for gold, but for power.
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At the time of WWII the allies were very anxious to have the United States enter and aide in the conflict due to the fact that at the time it was one of the only countries with the resources to possibly wage a successful war against Germany.  Of course there is always politics in any conflict but the basic reason for the war was Germany's desire to conquer and rule countries and people that wished to maintain their own sovereignty.
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After WWI, the Allies decided that they were going to punish Germany for causing WWI.  The fact that Germany was no more at fault than France or England was not an issue.  Germany was severely punished, and the result was the rise of Hitler, which consequently lead to WWII.\n\nAfter WWII, the US wanted to avoid another war, and they had learned the hard way that keeping the loser down was not a good idea.  Rebuilding Japan (and Germany) was the best way to ensure future security and hopefully cooperation between the two nations.