World war II

United States played a crucial role in its outcome. Initially, the US adopted a policy of neutrality,

nited States. It led to their entry into the war, with President Franklin D. Roosevelt declar

of its vast industrial and economic resources. American factories were transformed into war production centers, producing massive amounts of weapons, ammunition, vehicles

pean and Pacific theaters. They participated in iconic battles such as D-Day in Normandy, the Battle of Midway, and the Batt

t, a top-secret endeavor, led to the creation of the world's first atomic bombs, which were ultimately used on the Japanes

spurred economic growth and technological advancements. The war also marked a turning point in civil rights, as African A

h its industrial capacity, military might, and technological advancements, the United States played