A question about the American World War II Urgent

The United States is reluctant to enter the war.

In World War II, the United States entered the war and fought ().

Year and 9 months.

Year and 9 months.

Year and 9 months.

Correct answer: B

The cause of the official involvement of the United States in World War II was ().

a.Pearl Harbor ambush tease.

b.Battle of Stalingrad.

c.France was defeated.

d.Battle of Midway.

There is a shortage of sales and rents, and the answer is: a

Vietnam War 1955 1975

Grenada War 1983.

American-Liberian War 1986.

Panamanian War 1989.

Gulf War 1990-1991.

In 1991, the United States sent troops into Somalia, where there was no regular national army, under the pretext of maintaining peace and order, and since 1993, the US military has been constantly involved in military conflicts with local armed groups.

From 24 March to 20 June 1999, under the pretext of the South Kosovo issue and without UN authorization, the United States rallied NATO forces to launch 78 days of air strikes against the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.

War in Afghanistan on 7 October 2001.

On March 20, 2003, the US and British forces began to wage war against Iraq without the authorization of the United Nations, which lasted for more than two months and overthrew the Saddam regime.

The friend upstairs thinks that the Korean War was also a war of aggression by the United States, and I don't think it can be regarded as a war of aggression.

Korean War, Vietnam War, Kosovo War, Cuban Missile Crisis, Gulf War, Iraq War.

World War II crippled Europe, the Soviet Union suffered huge losses, only the United States has changed from a regional power to a global hegemon, the dollar has become a common currency, and its military and economic strength is proud of the world, so the United States has the most benefits.

In World War II, the United States finally entered the war, with small losses, a large amount of war money, and arms sales were popular; After the war, the US dollar was used to establish a dollar-centric world economic system.

First of all, the United States is the arms factory and money bag of the anti-fascist coalition, and the arms aid provided by the United States to various anti-fascist countries has dealt a powerful blow to the fascist countries. During the war, the United States provided the Soviet Union, Great Britain, France, China with large loans and other material assistance to ensure the victory of the anti-fascist countries. Secondly, the United States is one of the important forces in the victory over the fascist countries.

The contribution of the U.S. military in the European theater was second only to the Soviet Red Army, and it was the main force in the European Western Front. The contribution of the U.S. military in the Asia-Pacific theater, second only to China, was a key force in defeating the Japanese fascists, and played a decisive role in Japan's surrender. The United States has participated in important battles and sacrificed great sacrifices everywhere.

The Soviet Union, along with the United States, China, and Great Britain, was the victorious power of the anti-fascist forces. Finally, the United States is the founder of the post-war world order, and the Yalta system of the United States, the Soviet Union, and the United Kingdom at the Yalta Conference is the post-World War II world system that has had a profound impact on modern world history.

At that time, the direct trigger for the United States to enter the war was because Japan attacked Pearl Harbor in the United States, which caused heavy losses to the United States Pacific Fleet, so the United States immediately passed a resolution at that time, and officially declared war on Japan. This also gave the anti-fascist forces far an overwhelming advantage, and laid a solid foundation for victory in World War II. Therefore, if the United States had not participated in World War II, the international situation would have become very uncertain.

In fact, the most fundamental reason for the United States to participate in World War II was that the world pattern had undergone great changes at that time. The original capitalist powerFor example, Britain and France did not perform very well in the face of German military strikes. So this also represents the decline of the traditional old imperialist countries.

If Germany takes the opportunity to become bigger at this time, it will make the international position of the United States very embarrassing.

Therefore, the participation of the United States in World War II actually changed the world pattern at that time, because the United States was not affected by military strikes at that timeAs a result, the United States has always retained very strong economic and military strength. So we later saw that the United States was able to support the anti-fascist forces in the European theater as well as in the Asian theater. It can be said that due to the accession of the United States, the anti-fascist forces have received sufficient logistical support.

After World War II, the United States became the world's leading power. Because the economic strength and military strength of the United States at that time were very strong, and also provided a lot of economic and military assistance to European countries. To a certain extent, this also tied European countries to the chariot of the United States.

In a word, because the interests of the country are harmed. At that time, every great power in the world was expanding outward, and when there were mutual interests in the same region, the final step after being damaged was definitely war. In a word, because the interests of the country are harmed.

At that time, every great power in the world was expanding outward, and when there were mutual interests in the same region, the final step after being damaged was definitely war. In a word, because the interests of the country are harmed. At that time, every great power in the world was expanding outward, and when there were mutual interests in the same region, the final step after being damaged was definitely war.

In a word, because the interests of the country are harmed. At that time, every great power in the world was expanding outward, and when there were mutual interests in the same region, the final step after being damaged was definitely war. In a word, because the interests of the country are harmed.

At that time, every great power in the world was expanding outward, and when there were mutual interests in the same region, the final step after being damaged was definitely war.

When Japan bombed Pearl Harbor, in fact, the United States should have known that Japan was going to bomb it, and it also knew where and when they were going to bomb it, so they transferred all the officers and soldiers back to the United States for the reason of vacation, and the reason why the United States did this was to participate in World War II, but I don't know why the United States did this, these are just my guesses.

The immediate cause: the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.

The root cause: to make money and expand one's strength and prestige.

The fundamental reason for the United States to enter the war is to quell the turmoil in the world, maintain its hegemonic position in the world, and compete for the tremendous benefits brought about by the war.

In 1941, Japanese planes bombed Pearl Harbor, and the United States officially entered the second war in the world!

Before the United States entered the war, Britain in Europe had already fallen into the war of defending its homeland, the Soviet Union had lost a large part of European territory, and France had been wiped out at the worst. From a formal point of view, Germany was already on the verge of unifying Europe, and even if it did not land in the British Isles, when Germany unified Europe and integrated the resources of Europe, then Britain would undoubtedly be defeated.

On the surface, Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor was the trigger for the United States to enter the war, but the real reason for drawing the United States into the war was that the world situation was unfavorable to the changes in the United States, and its interests were greatly damaged. This is manifested first and foremost in the breaking of the "balance of power in Europe" policy advocated by the United States. After the annexation of Austria and Czech Republic, Germany's desire for expansion was not satisfied.

From 1939 to 1941, Germany successively occupied Poland, all or most of Western Europe, Northern Europe, and Africa, and its sphere of influence expanded unprecedentedly.

The expansion of Germany, the surrender of France, and the weakening of Britain dealt a heavy blow to the "balance of power in Europe" policy pursued by the United States, and it was extremely detrimental to the continued influence of the United States in European affairs. In other words, after almost all of Europe was incorporated into Germany's territory, the United States would be squeezed out of Europe and lose its foothold unless it entered the war.

Secondly, the interests of the United States in the Far East are increasingly threatened and harmed. Japan's desire for expansion, like that of the German fascists, was endless, and the occupation of China was only its initial goal, and the control of the entire Far East was its greater goal.

Therefore, after Britain and France suffered a crushing defeat in the European War in 1940, Japan seized the opportunity to make its southward expansion into Southeast Asia the focus of its expansion, in an attempt to seize the rich strategic resources in Southeast Asia and seize the colonies or spheres of influence of the United States, Britain, France, and the Netherlands in Southeast Asia for its own.

However, because of its important geographical location and abundant strategic resources, Southeast Asia has always been a battleground for the United States, and Japan's southward aggression is bound to clash with US interests; Japan not only talks a lot about its so-called "new order in Greater East Asia" and rejects the US demand for "joint cooperation to maintain the status quo in the Pacific region," but also brazenly sends troops to invade and occupy Indochina. On 7 December 1941, it launched a surprise attack on Pearl Harbor, the base of operations of the US Pacific Fleet, in an open retaliatory effort to eliminate the "habitual tactics" of Britain and the United States in their desire to seize hegemony in East Asia. The US presence in the Far East was directly challenged.

It was the wanton aggressive and expansionist activities of the German, Italian, and Japanese fascists that shook the American people and the United States, and caused people who were obsessed with isolationism and pacifism to begin to change their positions. In particular, after the Japanese bomb was dropped on the heads of the Americans, all the isolationism, pacifism, economic interests, and military power concerns that enveloped the United States were swept away. In order to safeguard the security and strategic interests of the United States, the United States has finally gradually abandoned its policy of wartime neutrality.

Aircraft and mini-submarines made a surprise attack on the US Navy's Pacific Fleet base in Hawaii at Pearl Harbor, and the US Army and Navy at Oahu.

History Which century of war was the most brutal? Needless to say, it must be the 20th century.

In this short period of 100 years, there have been two world wars, resulting in tens of millions of **, which is a global disaster, and it has also changed the future world pattern, so who is the culprit of these two wars?

Germany, the name was the embodiment of disaster and the devil during the war years! It's chilling.

At first, people's impression of Germany has always been a relatively loose and loose country, until the middle of the 19th century, Wilhelm I served as the king of Prussia, as France took the initiative to provoke the Franco-Prussian War, which directly aroused this Prussian belligerent nature, as a result, France was defeated, and was forced to sign an unreasonable treaty, ceding Lorraine and Alsace, losing money and ceding land, and the French gained more than they lost.

This great battle allowed Germany to unify and establish the German Empire, and then Germany rapidly developed its domestic industrial base, becoming an industrial power at that time in a short period of time, and a good industrial base became a foundation for the subsequent war.

As the saying goes, the stronger but lonelier, Germany, which has gradually become a European power, is no longer limited to its current international status, and how to quickly improve its status has become an important issue for Germany to consider at that time, because everyone knows that the higher the status, the more benefits.

Germany, not satisfied with the status quo, finally had its own excuse, a gunshot rang out, and the First World War broke out under the planning of Kaiser Wilhelm II, and the Germans cheered, as if they were born to fight, and in the face of huge interests, the Germans were extremely excited about the war.

The war is changing rapidly, no one can know the outcome, the Germans from the beginning of the excitement, to the final bow, in just a few years, Germany's original rapid combat finally evolved into a positional war, which was extremely unfavorable to Germany at that time, when the whole world reacted, the war will lose its meaning, too many countries are involved, Germany can get less benefits, this is still on the premise of victory, if the war is lost, then Germany is greeted by a series of terms and reparations.

With the subsequent accession of the United States, the Allies led by Germany were defeated, and Britain won a crushing victory, which was the First World War, in which about 10 million people died and 20 million were injured.

What was the future of post-war Germany?

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