After the Debate

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    Roosevelt’s response was to authorize U.S. warships to convoy British merchant vassals farther and farther along their routes across the Atlantic . Charles Lindbergh wanted to enter the military, but Franklin D. Roosevelt did not let him. Lindbergh then used his connections to be able to fly missions against the Japan. The United States helped England and France defeat the Nazis and The Atomic bomb was made. President Roosevelt and Albert Einstein sent letters to each other for information on the A-bomb and the Manhattan project began. Harry S. Truman became Presidnet and the Atomic bomb known as "Fat man" and "little boy" was dropped on different cities in Japan.   There was much destruction of streets and homes. Peoples  ashes were embed  in the sides of building and homes. Homes and vehicles were destroyed. WWII ended and the Great Depression ended too.

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