Yalta Conference/War in Pacific 2

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Who were the Allied leaders who met at Yalta in February 1945 to discuss plans for ending the war with Germany? (alphabetical order first names​ )​

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Franklin D. Roosevelt

Joseph Stalin

Winston Churchill

Neville Chamberlin

Benito Mussolini

Harry Truman

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What decision was made at the Yalta Conference regarding the division of Germany?

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To divide Germany into 2 zones

To divide Germany into 3 zones

To divide Germany into 5 zones

To divide Germany into 4 zones

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When did FDR die ​

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and who became the President of the United States​

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February 1945

Harry Truman

May 1945

April 1945

March 1945

Winston Chamberlin

Dwight Eisenhower

Herbery Hoover

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Which battle marked the last major battle in the Pacific during World War II?

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Battle of Midway

Battle of Iwo Jima

Battle of Okinawa

Battle of Guadalcanal

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What event led to the surrender of Germany on May 7, 1945?

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Battle of Leningrad

Battle of Normandy

Battle of Stalingrad

Battle of Berlin

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What was the purpose of the Potsdam Declaration issued on July 26, 1945?

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To call for the unconditional surrender of Japan

To declare war on Japan

To seek assistance from Japan

To negotiate peace with Japan

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What was the name of the radio station that broadcasted the surrender terms directly to the Japanese people on July 26, 1945?

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What was the purpose of dropping 5 million leaflets written in Japanese over Japan?

• To warn of the pending destruction from a natural disaster

• To announce the surrender of the Allied forces

• To warn of the pending destruction from the atomic bomb

• To spread propaganda against the Japanese government

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What was the outcome of the Battle of Okinawa?

• It led to the surrender of Japan

• It served as a base for a land invasion of Japan

• It convinced Truman to use the atomic bomb against Japan

• It resulted in the capture of Tokyo

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What was the significance of the Elbe River meeting between American and Soviet troops?

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It was a symbolic link-up between the Allied force

It led to the surrender of Germany

It was a strategic alliance against Japan

It marked the beginning of the Cold War

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What was the impact of the U.S. submarines in the Pacific during World War II?

• They transported special operation troops to and from battles

• They rescued American pilots who crashed into the ocean

• They sank about 1300 Japanese ships

• They provided air support for the Allied forces

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What was the purpose of the United Nations created at the Yalta Conference?

• To divide the world into spheres of influence

• To establish a military alliance against the Axis powers

• To provide economic aid to war-torn countries

• To promote international cooperation and prevent future wars

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What was the impact of the U.S. firebombing of Tokyo in March 1945?

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It destroyed a significant portion of the Japanese navy

It resulted in the capture of Tokyo

It led to the surrender of Japan

Caused widespread destruction & casualties

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What was the purpose of disbanding and disarming German forces as decided at the Yalta Conference?

• To establish a military alliance against the Axis powers

• To promote international cooperation and prevent future wars

• To prevent Germany from rebuilding its military

• To provide economic aid to war-torn countries