After leading the United States through nearly a decade of Depression, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt took on the role of Commander-in-Chief when the United States entered the Second World War.
Log in NoahRehberg 7 years agoPosted 7 years ago. Direct link to NoahRehberg's post “Why did Japan join the al...” Why did Japan join the allies in world war 1 but the Nazis in world war 2? • (21 votes) StarBoy4 6 years agoPosted 6 years ago. Direct link to StarBoy4's post “Because the allies were m...” Because the allies were mostly against the push japan was taking. Japan was a small nation lacking in "elbow space", so they seeked more land and invaded china. Since the Germans were more friendly, they joined the axis. They joined the allies in ww1 because they wanted to be acknowledged as a world power. Their invasion of Germans in africa proved military might. (22 votes) amuschel a year agoPosted a year ago. Direct link to amuschel's post “why was hitler against je...” why was hitler against jews • (6 votes) David Alexander a year agoPosted a year ago. Direct link to David Alexander's post “1) Hitler was a poor man ...” 1) Hitler was a poor man of his times. (10 votes) ds35058 8 years agoPosted 8 years ago. Direct link to ds35058's post “Why did they attack Pearl...” Why did they attack Pearl Harbor? • (3 votes) robersonjosef 6 years agoPosted 6 years ago. Direct link to robersonjosef's post “The Japanese wanted to in...” The Japanese wanted to intimidate the US into lifting the embargo of oil and gas and destroy some fleets along the way. Which we found out didn't work and Japan woke up a sleeping giant the United States (16 votes) SJ MW 5 years agoPosted 5 years ago. Direct link to SJ MW's post “why was Hitler against pe...” why was Hitler against people that were Jewish? • (2 votes) AJ Jones❤️ 5 years agoPosted 5 years ago. Direct link to AJ Jones❤️'s post “*Theory of Superior Race*...” Theory of Superior Race. (12 votes) chhuon.menglin a year agoPosted a year ago. Direct link to chhuon.menglin's post “In my point of view, I ag...” In my point of view, I agree with the historians who rated FDR one of the greatest presidents in US history to a greater extent. In sooth, he did not pay lip service, taking action here and there to help the American nation. Simply put, he was a great president in terms of his presidency. When The Japanese launched a surprise attack on the US navy base, he spontaneously responded to the attack by proposing his idea to the constitution to grant the right to encounter the ferocious attack. • (4 votes) L. E. a year agoPosted a year ago. Direct link to L. E.'s post “I agree, for the most par...” I agree, for the most part. FDR was certainly a strong president who represented America well during the war. However, I believe many of the socialist-leaning welfare policies he implemented in the '30s have helped form our economic problems today. (1 vote) NayeliH 5 months agoPosted 5 months ago. Direct link to NayeliH's post “why was hitler against je...” why was hitler against jews • (2 votes) David Alexander 5 months agoPosted 5 months ago. Direct link to David Alexander's post “He was hateful and hate-f...” He was hateful and hate-filled. The Jews were the convenient target. Had he been in China instead of Europe, he would have found some group there to blame. This happens all over the world. Someone hateful and hate-filled finds someone else to blame for his or her troubles. (7 votes) 33077 4 years agoPosted 4 years ago. Direct link to 33077's post “abby why does the us alw...” abby • (2 votes) Bradley Reynolds 4 years agoPosted 4 years ago. Direct link to Bradley Reynolds's post “The justification for sup...” The justification for supporting Britain in WWII was that its defense was crucial to the United States and democracy as a whole. However, at the time there was also the popular ideology of Isolationism in which people wanted to avoid interfering with foreign nations' conflicts. (6 votes) schlaff, steven a year agoPosted a year ago. Direct link to schlaff, steven's post “Why did they need big shi...” Why did they need big shipments of guns for the war • (2 votes) David Alexander a year agoPosted a year ago. Direct link to David Alexander's post “Guns are used to shoot pe...” Guns are used to shoot people during wars. Guns include things from the smallest pistols to the largest artillery on battleships. Guns enable fighting and killing without having to look ones victim in the eye and kill another human being. With a gun, one is only killing a target. (5 votes) Zev Oster a year agoPosted a year ago. Direct link to Zev Oster's post “Do you think Hitler hated...” Do you think Hitler hated the Jews, or did he want power for his own sake? Discrimination of Jews as a political maneuver has been common for almost as long as Judaism has existed, and almost all of the old world has harbored such a nation at one point or another, including in Palestine itself. • (3 votes) Ethan M a year agoPosted a year ago. Direct link to Ethan M's post “Most likely it was a mix ...” Most likely it was a mix of both. Through out his childhood he had bad experiences with those who were Jewish and learned to hate them. However it is definitely possible part of the fuel was his thirst for power, and his thirst to destroy all who weren't a part of his "Aryan" race. (3 votes) Ashley a year agoPosted a year ago. Direct link to Ashley's post “i think he could have bee...” i think he could have been a better leader, he may have stopped some of the chaos that was going on, but he also cause some, why didn't he try harder to prevent WW2? • (2 votes) David Alexander a year agoPosted a year ago. Direct link to David Alexander's post “Conditions in Europe, ove...” Conditions in Europe, over which he had no control at all, brought on the second world war there. Conditions in the Pacific, over which he had some (but not all) control, brought on the second world war there. (3 votes)Want to join the conversation?
2) Hitler was also a man with a tremendous ambition to be in power.
3) When he looked at the political possibilities to attain that power, he concluded that rising by hatred was a pretty safe bet.
4) In Middle Europe, there was already a strong anti-jewish sentiment among some sectors of gthe society. This sentiment went back centuries. It was wrong, it was terrible, but it was there. Hitler made use of that anti-jewish sentiment on his way up the political ladder.
5) Jewish people, as individuals, as a distinct ethinic group, and as a religious group, had done nothing at all to "earn" the hatred of others.
6) My own conclusion is that Hitler was a very bad man who rose to power by exploiting class and race hatred in a people (the ethnic Germans) at a time when they were feeling down and oppressed. I emphasize that Hitler was a very bad man. Those who blindly followed him shared in his badness.
One of the most important reasons for Hitler’s deep seated aversion for the Jews was that he thought of them as an inferior race. In his speeches and conversations, Hitler passionately stated his belief that the Germans were the descendants of the mighty Aryan race.
why does the us always help other countrys when they are in fights?
