How did World War II unite Americans at home? Provide examples and explain. (11th grade, not middle school)

The World War II united the Americans at home by the way that the attacks of the Japanese at the Pearl Harbor put a fear in the minds of Americans which also lit up rebel emotions.

The World War II was the most significant wars in the history which took place in the middle of the Twentieth century at the midst of decolonization by the British.

Hence, the correct statement is that the US was united after the world war II in the emotion with feelings of revenge against nations like Japan, Germany, Italy, etc.

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The War united almost all americans at home under a single banner. Ever since the Japs smacked the glory of our superior pacific navy at pearl harbor.

1. Many Americans, Nisei (Japanese-2nd generation in USA) volunteered most notably the 442nd "Go For broke." then there were the Italians such as medal of honor recipient John Basilone. They all wanted to prove they were loyal to their country.

2. The horrifying atrocities, though not revealed until much later (except for the [word removed as it is explicit] of Nanking which a US embassy witnessed firsthand). Also horrified US citizens and inspired them to push harder, to prevent more atrocities from happening.

3. Then of course there was propaganda. Many were inspired to join up, some felt obligated, and others were drafted.

the correct answer is =   british soldiers attacked and killed five boston townspeople.

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