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“Pachelbel's Canon” was first published in 1919 and recorded in 1940.
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Ended 10/31/1940
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The “What’s up, Doc?” bunny immediately became a family favorite. It is now one of the most well known and recognizable cartoon bunny in the world.
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He was put on the shelves for soldiers. He symbolized the American way and was an inspiration to many people right away.
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Japanese fighter planes start attacking at 7:55 a.m. It kills 1,177 U.S. soldiers. Four days later, Congress declares war on Japan.
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Executive Order 9066 was signed by FDR confining most Japanese-Americans. Most camps ran for 3 years.
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The draft age is lowered from 21 to 18. This is due to demands needed for more soldiers.
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Ended 9/17/1943. After an Allied success in Sicily, Allied forces decided to also take the rest of Italy. Allied forces won.
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155,000 Allied troops charged into the beaches of France. Leads to Allied forces taking Paris.
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Ended 1/25/1945
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