Pearl Harbor D Day and V-E Day

To capture Berlin

To liberate France from Nazi control

To invade Italy

To attack Japan

USA, Germany, Japan

USSR, USA, Britain

France, Italy, Britain

USA, China, USSR

It was a meeting to discuss post-war peace treaties.

It was a plan to open a second front against Germany.

It was a conference to divide the territories of Europe.

It was a meeting to discuss the surrender of Japan.

To support Germany

To prevent Japan from expanding its empire

To help Japan build its military

To increase trade with China

It led to the U.S. remaining neutral.

It caused the U.S. to declare war on the Axis Powers.

It resulted in the U.S. forming an alliance with Japan.

It had no significant impact on U.S. foreign policy.

It referred to the signing of the Treaty of Versailles.

It described the attack on Pearl Harbor.

It was about the D-Day invasion.

It referred to the end of World War II.

He wanted to focus on the Pacific theater.

He believed it would delay the defeat of Germany.

He wanted to invade Italy first.

He thought North Africa was strategically unimportant.

Superior naval power

Advanced technology

Coordinated military strategies

Larger population

It provided additional manpower and resources.

It led to the immediate surrender of Germany.

It caused the Axis Powers to gain more territory.

It resulted in the Allies losing key battles.

It was a major route for oil transportation.

It was the location of the D-Day invasion.

It was the site of the Tehran Conference.

It was a key base for the Japanese navy.