1. Dec.7, 1941- Attack at Pearl Harbor Dec 8, 1941- Roosevelt asked to declare war on Japan May 1943- British and American forces drove Germans out of North Africa June 1944- Allies took Rome

2. June 6, 1944- D-Day

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