The War in Europe Answers

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Why was the Soviet victory at Stalingrad the most important turning point in the European Theater of World War II in 1943?

A
The victory solidified the shaky alliance between the United States and Soviet Union.
B
The Allies regained control of France and Belgium.
C
Allied forces captured Adolf Hitler’s second-in-command during that engagement.
D
Axis forces lost 800,000 troops and the war on the eastern front turned against them.
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The Allies had to fight a global war in two theaters. What challenges might that type of war have presented? Select all that apply.

A
Troops and supplies would have to be divided between two distant locations.
B
Forces would have to be maintained and supplied over a huge part of the globe.
C
Enemy forces held the initiative in both theaters in early 1942.
D
Germany and Japan could send troops to reinforce each other when needed.
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Who was chosen as leader of the US forces in Europe?

A
George S. Patton
B
Dwight D. Eisenhower
C
Winston Churchill
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What were the results of the air war and the Battle of the Atlantic?Select all that apply.

A
Allied leaders could go forward with their plans to invade France.
B
German submarines broke the Allied blockade of the North Sea.
C
US troops and supplies reached Europe.
D
Allied bombers reduced Germany’s ability to produce war materials.
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How did the United States contribute to the Allied war effort in Europe? Select all that apply.

A
The United States shipped vast amounts of weaponry and supplies to Britain and the Soviet Union.
B
Millions of US service personnel fought in Europe.
C
US forces captured Berlin.
D
US bombers pounded German cities.
E
Dwight Eisenhower commanded Allied forces on the Western and Mediterranean fronts.

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