Negative Effects Of Ww2 On Us Identity

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World War 2 helped change United States identity. It brought us out of the Great Depression. It also helped us advance more technologically. While other countries were suffering after the war, the US was prospering. A positive change was that people now had money to afford things. The depression was over and people were no longer living in poverty. We also created more things that helped our everyday lives like washing machines. After the war, there were negative changes. The creation of the atomic bomb caused fear in many places due to the destruction it was capable of. After WW2 we entered another war, the Cold War. While it helped us advance technologically, there was also the threat of the Soviet Union invading. Another negative effect

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