Allies On Road to Tunis

The transcript describes the strategic movements of the Allied forces during World War II as they advance from both the East and West towards Tunis. It highlights the surrender of Mussolini's African Empire and the welcoming of British occupation by Muslim natives. Italian prisoners are depicted as surrendering joyfully, disregarding Mussolini's motivational speeches. The narrative concludes with the Allied forces nearing Tunis, marking a significant defeat for the Axis powers.

Which army was advancing from the East towards Tunis?

• The French Army

• The Soviet Army

• The British 8th Army

• The German Army

What marked the cities of Mussolini's African Empire?

• Flags of victory

• Flags of surrender

• Flags of neutrality

• Flags of alliance

How did the Muslim natives react to the British occupation?

• They welcomed it

• They fled the cities

• They were indifferent

• They resisted fiercely

What was the reaction of Italian prisoners to surrender?

• They negotiated terms

• They resisted surrender

• They surrendered joyfully

• They were forced to surrender

What does the advance towards Tunis symbolize?

• The beginning of a new alliance

• The rise of the Axis powers

• A stalemate in the war

• The downfall of the Axis powers