Various men were sent to war to fight for their country. Americans were convinced that if they could end the war victoriously, the Depression could possibly be over. This made men eager to go to war. They were willing to do whatever it took to return to normalcy. However the U.S. did not have the money to purchase the necessary supplies. They traded with nearby countries and were helped by the countries fighting with them: Britain, China, France, and the Soviet Union (“World war II,” 2006, p. 7). These countries overpowered the Axis (Germany, Italy, and Japan) “because they organized their defenses and coordinated their efforts far more effectively than their enemies” (“World war II,” 2006, p. 13). The Allis were also better equipped with supplies and knowledgeable leaders. This war did ultimately lead to the termination of the Great Depression in America; however, there were more adversities occurring with the families, specifically women, left at home during the
Various men were sent to war to fight for their country. Americans were convinced that if they could end the war victoriously, the Depression could possibly be over. This made men eager to go to war. They were willing to do whatever it took to return to normalcy. However the U.S. did not have the money to purchase the necessary supplies. They traded with nearby countries and were helped by the countries fighting with them: Britain, China, France, and the Soviet Union (“World war II,” 2006, p. 7). These countries overpowered the Axis (Germany, Italy, and Japan) “because they organized their defenses and coordinated their efforts far more effectively than their enemies” (“World war II,” 2006, p. 13). The Allis were also better equipped with supplies and knowledgeable leaders. This war did ultimately lead to the termination of the Great Depression in America; however, there were more adversities occurring with the families, specifically women, left at home during the