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General George S. Patton and Dwight D. Eisenhower were Allied generals in World War II who led forces against Adolf Hitler and the Axis powers consisting of Nazi Germany and other countries. Albert Einstein contributed to the Allied effort as a scientist, helping develop the nuclear bomb. The document provides brief biographies of these key figures from the Allied and Axis sides during World War II.
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The document discusses some of the coolest things that happened in school, including a kickball game between Carroll and DuBose classes that was the best game ever, a fun project where the author and a friend built ancient Egypt out of materials, and rewards like stick store and goodies that were given out for good test scores and homework.Josh Spinks
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- 1. WORLD WAR IIBy Jake Nelson
- 2. General George S. PattonPatton was with the Allies in WWII and he was a leader.
- 3. Adolf Hitler Hitler was the leader of the Nazi party and was with the Axis.
- 4. Dwight D. Eisenhower Eisenhower was also a general In WWII and was Patton’s best friend. Eisenhower was with Allies in WWII also.
- 5. Albert Einstein Einstein was in WWII with the Allies and he created the nuclear bomb he was also a scientist in WWII.
- 6. AlliesThe Allies were the U.S.A. and they included: General George S. Patton , Dwight D. Eisenhower , Albert Einstein and many more.
- 7. AxisThe Axis included Adolf Hitler , many Germans , and the Nazis