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World History Homework Twelve Answers - Student Thirteen (view source)
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5. Describe any aspect of the Cold War or the Korean War or the Spanish Civil War (with reference to Orwell, if you like).
5. Describe any aspect of the Cold War or the Korean War or the Spanish Civil War (with reference to Orwell, if you like).
The Allied scientists, especially cryptologists, were key in winning the war. Without them, it might not have even been possible, and there would have undoubtedly been many more casualties. Enigma was one the major codes cracked, this one cracked by a Polish scientist. The math and reasoning used was ingenious, and helped tremendously in planning strategy. With the code cracked, the Allies could understand the messages they intercepted, and even send fake ones back, which they did on occasion.
6. How did technological advances or insights help the Allied forces? Be specific.
6. How did technological advances or insights help the Allied forces? Be specific.
7. Should the United States have entered World War II in Europe? Discuss.
7. Should the United States have entered World War II in Europe? Discuss.