Why the Allies won World War II
... World War II started out as a disaster for the Allies. We have been taught for years that Allied victory in the war was inevitable. ... In this essay I will explain how the Allied Powers regained military superiority and why they were able to win the war. ... These four reasons are: the Allies’ industrial supremacy, the increased technology and modernization they acquired for their armed forces, the great moral support from the citizens of Allied countries, and the leadership exhibited by Roosevelt, Stalin, and Churchill. The Allies’ industrial domination proved to be crucial in the winning of the war because World War II was a total war. ... The Allies had the upper hand in many ways. ... It was not long before the Allies were outproducing the Axis countries in practically every economic aspect of the war. Another important reason for the Allied success in World War II was because of the great amount of technology they acquired. ... This led to the United States building the most modern army and air force in the world.