How did the united states contribute to the allied war effort in europe? select all that apply. the united states shipped vast amounts of weaponry and supplies to britain and the soviet union. millions of us service personnel fought in europe. us forces captured berlin. us bombers pounded german cities. dwight eisenhower commanded allied forces on the western and mediterranean fronts.

The United States shipped vast amounts of weaponry and supplies to Britain and the Soviet Union.

Millions of US service personnel fought in Europe.

US bombers pounded German cities.

Dwight Eisenhower commanded Allied forces on the Western and Mediterranean fronts.

Explanation:

THe efforts put by the american government onto WWII, were first only strategical and support, they lent and gave lots of supplies and weaponery to the allies before entering the war, the american people weren´t so fond of entering the war without any kind of provocation from the axis, once pearl harbor happened there was a good reason to start actively fightin on WWII that when Eisenhower commanded the allies forces on the western and mediterranean fronts, american personel fought and bombed german cities. THe only thing that Americans did not do from the list was conquering Berlin because Berlin was conquered by the soviets in a counteroffensive that actually saved the allied forces in Normandy, otherwise they would´ve been heavily outnumbered if the soviets did not perform that counter attack and draw german forces back from other battlefronts.

salmon were fished in puget sound.

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