What differences did the leaders of the United States, United Kingdom, and Soviet Union have to overcome in order to maintain their alliance during WW2?

• Strategic

• Political

• Economic

• Personal

Conference where post-WW2 agreements on Germany, the United Nations, and Poland were decided:

• Yalta Conference
• Tehran Conference
• Potsdam Conference
• Versailles Conference

Term used to describe mass killings of group of people:

• Homicide

• Genocide

• Racecide

• Natocide

Why did it take Italy over a year to fall after being invaded by the Allies?

• Italian resistance

• German intervention

• American distraction

• British ineffectiveness

Battle where American Navy destroyed four Japanese aircraft carriers and established naval superiority in Pacific Ocean:

• Coral Sea

• China Bay

• Midway

• Okinawa

Name of pivotal battle where American forces stopped Japanese advance and saved Australia from thread of invasion:

• Midway

• Okinawa

• Coral Sea

• China Bay

Plan to rebuild Europe after World War 2 was called:

• Marshall Plan
• Roosevelt Plan
• Eisenhower Plan
• Truman Plan

What development sped up Germany's fall in 1945?

• American use of atomic bomb in Japan

• Soviet advance from the east

• British development of new weapons

• German defections of hungry soldiers

When did the Nazis begin their systematic persecution of Jewish people?

• After conquering Poland

• After conquering France

• After conquering North Africa

• After conquering Belgium

Which was NOT a tactic the Germans used to persecute Jews?

• Strike forces that followed army victories

• Labor Camps

• Death Camps

• Forced fighting for German army