Italy Enters War Against The Nazis

In Europe, Italy declares war on Hitler, reorganizing its army under King Victor Emmanuel's orders. The Allies, including America, Britain, and Russia, accept Italy as co-belligerents, not full allies, as the German stronghold in Europe weakens. Russia's defenses encircle Nazi-held territories, signaling impending defeat. Meanwhile, Europe's last neutral nations, Turkey, Sweden, and Spain, reconsider their positions.

Who ordered Italy to declare war on Hitler?

• Benito Juarez

• Marshall Badoglio

• King Victor Emmanuel

• Mussolini

How did the Allies view Italy's forces after they declared war on Hitler?

• As co-belligerents

• As full allies

• As enemies

• As neutral parties

Which countries were part of the Allies that accepted Italy's forces?

• Britain, Germany, and Russia

• America, France, and Germany

• America, Britain, and Russia

• France, Britain, and Russia

What was the impact on Nazi-held Europe as a result of the Allied strategy?

• It gained new allies

• It remained unaffected

• It began to shrink towards defeat

• It expanded its territories

Which neutral countries in Europe were reconsidering their positions during this time?

• Portugal, Greece, and Norway

• Turkey, Sweden, and Spain

• Denmark, Belgium, and the Netherlands

• Switzerland, Austria, and Finland