How was microwave technology employed in world war 2?
In the summer of 1940, American scientists were developing microwave radar which could locate low-flying aircraft. ChaCha again!
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What was the main goal of the Hapsburg Empire in World War I?
The Habsburg Monarchy (or Habsburg Empire) covered the territ...
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What was the purpose of propaganda during world war I?
Affirmative action, which took effect March 6, 1961, provides...
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How many American men fought in World War I?
85000 Americans fought. Many died and that is why the U.S. wa...
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What foreign policy did the US adopt after World War II?
What foreign policy did the US adopt after world war ii? They...
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What was the purpose of propaganda during world war I?
Affirmative action, which took effect March 6, 1961, provides...
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What characterizes U.S. policy toward Latin America since World War II?
The US has been very involved in Latin America since WW2. Opt...
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How did civil defense help the World War II effort?
People on the home front built weapons, produced food and sup...
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Did workers prosper the same way that major did during world war I?
Yes, workers did prosper along with businesses during World W...
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How did economic events during world war II demonstrate the principles of Keynesian economics?
According to Keynesian theory small actions, if taken by a co...
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Which General led the United States in Europe during World War I?
Eisenhower asked General Sir Bernard Law Montgomery, who had ...
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The post-World War II years saw tremendous economic growth in...
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Why was world war II a turning point for European colonies in Africa and Asia?
World War II gave African and Asian nations dreams and made t...
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Which countries controlled Yugoslavia after World War I?
Much of Yugoslavia was controled by the Serbs, Italians, and ...
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World War 2 ended on September 2nd, 1945 due to a brilliant p...
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What was Initially created to provide healthcare to children in countries devastated by world war 2?
The United Nations Children's Fund was created by the United ...
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World War I began in 1914 and lasted until 1918. World War II...
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What type of government did Germany have after World War 2?
After World War II, Germany was divided into two separate sta...
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What weapons did the Russians use in World War Two?
The Soviets used a variety of howitzers in WW II including th...
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World War 2 ended on September 2nd, 1945 due to a brilliant p...
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What was Initially created to provide healthcare to children in countries devastated by world war 2?
The United Nations Children's Fund was created by the United ...
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Who was the active president during World War 2?
In World War 2, President Franklin D. Roosevelt led America a...
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To whom In what ways did soviet actions hamper eastern Europe's economic recovery after world war 2?
The Soviets controlled the exchange rate between the Ruble, w...
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When did World War 1 and World War two start and end?
World War I lasted from August 1914 to November 1918; WWII be...
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World War 2 ended on September 2nd, 1945 due to a brilliant p...
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Did World War 2 or World War 1 have more deaths?
WWI combat deaths are around 8.5 million, while WWII military...
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How many years has it been since the beginning of World War 2?
World War 2 started in 1939 so it has been 72 years since the...
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How many american troops fought and died in world war one?
There were about 4,355,000 American troops in WWI. There were...
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What were the 5 main reasons that World War 1 started?
The assassination of Franz Ferdinand in 1914 is cited as the ...
About World War I
World War I (World War One) refers to the major European centered war which took place from 1914 to 1918. World War I was fought in the trenches, with thousands of soldiers often dying to gain a few yards of empty ground. New, more deadly weapons and new rules of warfare decimated an entire British generation and caused people to question the meaning of life and all worldly institutions.
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