What was the importance of the Battle of the Bulge?

It marked the end of major German resistance.

Allied control of the Suez Canal was important because?

Linked the Mediterranean with the Middle East oil fields.

The Final Solution involved which of the following?

The establishment of death camps for Jews and other groups.

What brought an end to the war with Japan?

Dropping atomic bombs on Japan.

Why did Japan attack Pearl Harbor?

Japan saw the U.S. as a threat to Japanese expansion.

The beginning of the Allied attack in Europe.

Why did the Soviet Union (USSR) agree to the nonaggression pact with Germany?

Stalin felt threatened by Hitler's military expansion.

One advantage of island hopping was

It moved the Allies closer to Japan.

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1
What was the importance of the Battle of the Bulge?
It weakened Japan's hold in the Pacific.
It marked the end of major German resistance.
It gave MacArthur a much needed victory.
It gave control of France to the Axis Powers.
2
Which of the following countries lost World War 2?
Great Britain
United States
Soviet Union
Germany
3
Allied control of the Suez Canal was important because?
The British's pasty skin made them vulnerable to sunburn
Linked the Mediterranean with the Middle East oil fields.
Egypt understood the German access codes.
Distrct Hitler's attention from Europe
4
The Final Solution involved which of the following?
The use of atomic bombs in the Pacific.
The Allied plan to evacuate the Jews from Europe.
The Allied invasion of Europe.
The establishment of death camps for Jews and other groups.
5
What brought an end to the war with Japan?
The Allied victory on Iwo Jima.
Dropping atomic bombs on Japan.
The end of the war in Europe.
The death of Hitler.
6
Why did Japan attack Pearl Harbor?
Japan saw the U.S. as a threat to Japanese expansion.
Japan wanted to oust the U.S. military from China.
Japan's leaders had promised Germany they would attack USA
Japan wanted Pearl Harbor's natural resources.
7
What was D-Day?
The German deadline for invading the Soviet Union.
The beginning of the Allied attack in Europe.
The Germany deadline for invading Great Britain.
The end of the Allied attack on Germany.
8
After the blitzkrieg in Poland, France and Britain
joined the Axis Powers.
declared war on Germany.
advised Poland to respect the Treaty of Versailles.
forced the Germans out of Poland.
9
Why did the Soviet Union (USSR) agree to the nonaggression pact with Germany?
Both countries feared France.
Stalin felt threatened by Hitler's military expansion.
Stalin wanted an ally against Italy.
Both countries supported the Spanish Civil War.
10
Which of the following was a key turning point in Germany's invasion of the Soviet Union?
The Battle of Stalingrad
The Battle of Midway
The Battle of the Bulge
The Blitz
11
One advantage of island hopping was
It met little resistance.
It moved the Allies closer to Japan.
It required less planning.
It moved the Allies closer to Europe.

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