What was the most important change or event of the Second World War ?

Answer 1

1) the nuclear bomb, which dominated postwar politics.

2) Hitler invading Russia, which destroyed Germany as a great power, allowed Russia to emerge as a great power, and resulted in the Iron Curtain and virtually all postwar conflict.

3) The transfer of all the wealth of the European colonial powers to the USA. Untouched by war but rich from selling weapons to the winners, the US became the world's most powerful nation while Britian ended up broke and the rest of Europe smashed to bits.

Answer 2

The most important thing to come out of the war is so subtle that most people aren't even aware of it. The fact is, big business learned how to control this nation. They learned how to manipulate politicians for their own gain and they learned how to manipulate the work force. Employing women at half the wages of men was a simple sell. Women were enticed with independence and the government was sold on having additional tax revenue. Every scare tactic and every fanatical movement has big business at its root. Our current immigration problem was fostered by moguls and politicians are frankly too scared to do anything about it. Has anyone ever wondered why a politician blows millions to get a job that only pays thousands? The days of Andrew Carneige are over. World War II made a lot of businessmen wealthy and powerful, and they intend to stay that way, even if it means cuttin' granny's throat.

Answer 3

There were several but I think the first was the bombing of Pearl Harbor by the Japanese. This gave the USA a clear path into the war regardless of the isolationists. Another was when old Adolph screwed up and invaded Russia. Another was D Day. Another was the defeat of the Germans at the battle of the bulge. Tell me, how does one determine which of these were the MOST IMPORTANT. They were all important.

Answer 4

In tactical terms, in the Pacific, the Battle of Midway, where the Japanese navy was defeated for the first time. This was the first victory for America in the Pacific, and spelled the eventual end for Japan.

Western front was D-day
Eastern front was stalingrad, that was the end for Germany, although hitler got a second shot at Kursk, there was bad morale due to Stalingrad...

In terms of change, the nuclear bomb, no sweat...

Answer 5

The end of it was the most important event! I know I was there!

Answer 6

well the federal reserve was sold to the state of israel around that time.

owners

The principal shareholders of the Federal Reserve include: Rothschild Banks of England and Berlin; Warburg Banks of Hamburg and Amsterdam; Laz ard Brothers Banks of Paris; Israel Moses Seiff Banks of Italy; Chase Manhattan Bank of New York; Lehman Brothers of New York; Kuhn, Loeb of New York; and Goldman, Sachs of New York. This profitable charade has been going on for 81 years!

Answer 7

Raising of the American flag by the Marines at Suribachi and the subsequent photo. It boosted Morale back home and generated the funds to eventually win the war.

Answer 8

The immediate or soon-to-follow dissolution of mainly British and French colonial empires and the political instability that resulted.

Answer 9

D-day was important. If the allies didn't invade into europe then we would of lost ww2

Answer 10

The day the world stared into the dark abyss of nuclear holocaust...global suicide was now at hand....

As Oppenheimer was quoted as sayig: "I have become death, destroyer of worlds...."