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How did the Battle of Midway end Japan’s Pacific expansion?

A
Japan’s soldiers became prisoners of war.
B
Japan’s navy codes were cracked.
C
Japan’s air force was destroyed.
D
Japan’s navy was destroyed.
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What happened to the Sudetenland as a result of the Munich Agreement?

A
Czechoslovakia agreed to split the land with Germany.
B
Allied countries claimed the territory as a buffer zone.
C
Czechoslovakia retained control of the territory.
D
Germany took control of the territory from Czechoslovakia.
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How did the events of December 7, 1941 change the course of World War II?

A
These events gave the US a key victory in the conflict.
B
These events allowed the US to remain neutral in the conflict.
C
These events forced the US to enter the conflict.
D
These events led the US to withdraw from the conflict.
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What decisions did Nazi leaders make at the Wannsee Conference in 1942? Check all that apply.

A
The genocide of Europe’s Jewish people would be carried out.
B
Goebbels was put in charge of carrying out the genocide.
C
The term “Final Solution” was used to refer to the genocide.
D
Other groups considered racially or ethnically inferior were targets.
E
Wealthy Jewish people could leave Europe after paying a large amount of money.
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What practice by retreating Soviet troops prevented resource gains for German troops?

A
The Soviets froze the oil inside the military tanks.
B
The Soviets initiated a blitzkrieg against the Germans.
C
The Soviets enacted a scorched earth policy.
D
The Soviets cut off the supply lines from the Axis powers.
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[BLANK]

A
the Roma
B
German Aryans
C
North Europeans
D
the Schutzstaffel
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Hitler’s invasion of France meant that

A
democracy was being gravely threatened.
B
totalitarianism was a viable form of government.
C
he now could turn his attention to countries in Eastern Europe.
D
he had gained sufficient power to force Allied Powers to surrender.
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At the Tehran Conference, the Big Three agreed on which overriding goal?

A
the need to bring a halt to the fighting
B
the need to invade the Italian peninsula
C
the need to open a second front against Germany
D
the need to invite Hitler to future conferences
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What was the primary reason the Allies seized Saipan in 1944?

A
to liberate the people of Saipan
B
to stop the Japanese from moving west
C
to remove long-term military bases
D
to push north and west toward Japan
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In 1935, the German government passed the Nuremberg Laws to

A
force Jewish people to leave Germany.
B
place Jewish citizens into ghettos.
C
remove the rights of Jewish people.
D
move Jewish people into concentration camps.
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In 1945, the United States launched air raids targeting Japanese factories and war industries. What can be inferred about the Allied strategy from these attacks?

A
The Allies planned to reduce military activity in the Pacific.
B
The Allies wanted Japan to expand industrial production rapidly.
C
The Allies aimed to weaken Japan's ability to continue fighting.
D
The Allies intended to stop advancing toward mainland Japan.
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A
3,500
B
2,300
C
5,000
D
10,000
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A
intimidation
B
appeasement
C
war
D
isolationism
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The photograph was taken at Auschwitz.

Question illustration
A
gassing prisoners
B
providing heat for the camps
C
lighting the camps at night
D
cremating prisoners
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The map shows the strategy the Allies planned to use to help achieve victory in Europe during WWII.

Question illustration
A
the USSR
B
France
C
Germany
D
Spain
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The Dutch East Indies were targeted by Japan for expansion because of its

A
natural resources.
B
large military.
C
border with China.
D
abundance of food.
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How did Czechoslovakia react to Germany’s annexation of Sudetenland?

A
The government surrendered the territory.
B
The government declared martial law.
C
The government lobbied the League of Nations.
D
The government negotiated a peace agreement.
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After Pearl Harbor, President Franklin D. Roosevelt asked Congress to

A
stand firm with isolationism.
B
institute a military draft.
C
declare war on Japan.
D
approve an embargo of Japan.
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What caused Great Britain and France to declare war on Germany in 1939?

A
the appeasement policy
B
the invasion of Poland
C
the nonaggression pact
D
the surrender of Poland
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One way Hitler violated the Treaty of Versailles in the 1930s was by

A
disarming the military.
B
rearming the military.
C
encouraging nationalism.
D
promoting isolationism.

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