World war iiElizabeth B.September 9, 2013

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It was the deadliest war in all of human history. Around seventy million people were killed.

World War II What was it?

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World War II Why were they fighting?People of Germany didnt like the peace treaty that ended World War I. They had to take the blame for the war, pay millions of dollars, they had to make their army smaller, and lose their land.So the Germans were unhappy with their government and they were poor.They gave power to a dictator, Adolf Hitler who said he would rip up the peace treaty and restore Germanys power and land.Adolf Hitler took control of everyones lives and began the war in Europe.

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World War II started in Europe, and spread throughout the world.Most of the fighting happened in Europe and in Southeast Asia

World War II Where was it?

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Allied Powers vs Axis Powers

Britain, France, Russia and United StatesGermany, Italy, and JapanWinston Churchill, President Roosevelt, and Joseph StalinMussolini and Adolf HitlerWorld War II Who was fighting?

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1939 - 1945

World War II When was it?September 1, 1939 Germany invades Poland and World War II began

September 2, 1945 Japan surrenders to United States General MacArthur and the Allies

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