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What was the main reason the United States did not experience the same difficulties its European allies experienced after World War II
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What was the main reason the United States did not experience the same difficulties its European allies experienced after World War II

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The United States did not send as many troops and did not join the war until very late.

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Germany starting WW2 meant to take out France, making the UK weak. Originally, Hitler's plan was to team with the Soviets, defeat France, knocking out the UK and turn on the Soviets. United States allies sent over 2M+ troops. The allies were also fighting from the very beginning.

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