Allies (World War II)

During World War II, the Allies were a group of countries that united to oppose the Axis Powers—primarily Nazi Germany, Imperial Japan, and Italy. Key Allies included the United States, the Soviet Union, the United Kingdom, and China. They cooperated through military strategies, shared resources, and coordinated efforts to defeat the Axis militaries and prevent their aggressive expansion. The alliance was essential in ultimately winning the war, restoring stability, and shaping the post-war world order. The Allies demonstrated international cooperation in the face of global aggression, emphasizing collective security and mutual support.