The Allied Powers Fight Back

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During World War II, the Allies, a coalition formed to counter the Axis powers, aimed to halt the aggression of Germany, Japan, and Italy. Initially comprising France, Poland, and the United Kingdom when the war began on September 1, 1939, the Allies soon expanded as more nations joined the fight. By late 1941, the conflict had engulfed Russia, much of Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. The U.S. entered the war in December 1941 following Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor. Each title in this series features photographs and back matter, including an index, further reading lists, and a timeline. Key Icons throughout the series encourage readers to enhance their understanding and broaden their perspectives. "Words to Understand" are defined at the beginning of each chapter, with bolded terms for easy reference, aiding vocabulary development and reading comprehension. Sidebars provide additional context, enriching the reader's knowledge. At the end of each book, a QR code links to educational videos related to World War II, offering supplementary content. Text Dependent Questions challenge comprehension and encourage careful review of the material, while Research Projects inspire deeper exploration and analysis of the topics presented.