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Advanced Placement

AP US History · Topic 7.13 + 7.14

World War II: Military and Postwar Diplomacy

TrinityHow the Allies Won World War II and America Came Out on Top · 1942–1945

At twenty-nine minutes past five on the morning of July 16, 1945, the Trinity blast lit the New Mexico desert brighter than noon. Germany had surrendered in May, and Japan had not.

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Unit 7 1890–1945

  1. 7.1 + 7.2 + 7.3Imperialism: Debates and The Spanish–American WarA Splendid Little War
  2. 7.4The ProgressivesThe Other Half
  3. 7.5World War I: Military and DiplomacyHe Kept Us Out of War
  4. 7.6World War I: Home FrontSafe for Democracy
  5. 7.7 + 7.81920s: Innovations in Communication and Technology and 1920s: Cultural and Political Controversies continued on next pageStatic
  6. 7.9The Great DepressionBrother, Can You Spare a Dime?
  7. 7.10The New DealFear Itself
  8. 7.11Interwar Foreign PolicyOutlawing War
  9. 7.12World War II: MobilizationDouble V
  10. 7.13 + 7.14World War II: Military and Postwar DiplomacyTrinity
  11. 7.15Comparison in Period 7The American Century

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