When the United States and the British Air force took over and started bombarding German troops, their transportation got dwindled. Their economy fell just as fast as their troops were falling from the air attacks. Since the transportation was interrupted, the supply for the troops suffered huge flaws. It turned out to be an even bigger problem during the winter, when supplies were needed for the troops. The air attacks led to a win for the Soviets at Stalingrad.
United States and British forces combined with the Soviets to out number the Germans almost double. The United States brought military weapons that were needed in the war. The Germans had machinery that was out aged and over worked. The weapons were a key aspect of who would win the war. Just like any other war, whoever had the best weapons would defeat the other side. When the machinery and weapons out numbered the Germans, it was easy to see who would win this war.
The worst thing that could have happened for the Germans was the United States and British forces joining the Soviet forces to create one huge domination. The United States alone was a dominating threat, once it got involved in the war; it took charge and defeated Morocco and Algeria and pushed east. D- day, was a huge front that the Soviets needed to take over, and with the help that they got, they over took Normandy. Normandy was a huge area that the Germans were able to hold off for a while, and was a key win for the Soviet troops.
The Japanese were pushed out of the Hawaiian Islands and were no longer considered a threat. The Japanese, being once a threat down to nothing again wanted to get back at the United States. The Japanese attacked the United States naval forces in Pearl Harbor. The Japanese attacked all the naval ships that were docked in Pearl Harbor and caught the United States off guard.
Pearl Harbor was an attack that the United States didn’t see coming. It was an attack that took many lives and proved a point, a point that the Japanese were smart and were still a threat. It was this attack, which made the United States make a huge decision. Drop the first atomic bomb on Japan. After the United States dropped two atomic bombs on Japan, the Japanese surrendered.
The Allies beat the Axis because of one important thing that sticks out in my head, numbers. The Allies outnumbered the Axis in their troops. The United States and the British troops joining forces with the Allies also was a huge factor. Another thing was the weapons and the machinery that the Allies had compared to the Axis. By the Japanese attacking Pearl Harbor, it pushed the United States to be the leading factor through out the war. Hitler played a huge role in making poor decisions for the Germans and possibly lost the war for the Axis.