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A) Soviet Union
B) Britain
C) the United States
D) Germany
E) Italy
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A) the Allied capture of large numbers of Japanese prisoners
B) battles between the British and French in colonial territory
C) the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
D) a series of quick Japanese victories over Allied colonial holdings
E) the large scale transfer of American troops to bases in Guam and Wake Islands
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A) a blanket term used by Germans for all Nazi regimes throughout Europe
B) a surprisingly effective Polish resistance movement
C) Soviet-controlled European nations during the early part of World War II
D) a portion of Central Poland under direct Nazi rule
E) a term encompassing all countries controlled by the Axis powers
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A) The joint U.S.-Soviet Union victory caused the Continent to become divided between two conflicting political forces, both of which were led by nations outside the traditional European heartland.
B) European imperialism became much easier to impose, as military service by colonial soldiers had increased the contact between empires and their colonies and helped create many lasting shared goals.
C) The defeat of Nazi Germany spread fascism and extreme conservatism to an unprecedented degree, as many movements immediately sought to preserve and restore Nazi ideology.
D) Japan gave European powers control of many more colonies in Asia after the war, thereby strengthening the structures of European colonialism.
E) The trench warfare developed during World War II would lead to more mechanized warfare and, thus, a series of smaller wars, which were considered the most terrifying in European history.
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A) United States
B) Soviet Union
C) Germany
D) Britain
E) Italy
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A) giving the British control of Austria for several years
B) requiring a military escort and protection for German refugees leaving Poland
C) holding war crimes trials for prominent German Nazis
D) taking full control of post-war Germany
E) ceding the territories of the Baltic states and eastern Poland to the Soviet Union
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A) They markedly lowered German support for the war.
B) As the war went on, they were carefully targeted to military areas.
C) They permanently destroyed German industrial output early in the war.
D) They entailed few Allied losses.
E) They inflicted massive civilian casualties.
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A) It was largely unsuccessful, in part due to the U.S.refusal to extend resources to the USSR at any point.
B) It officially gave the Germans control of the bases and resources of fallen France, resulting in a large-scale ramping up of Axis military production.
C) It offered new military technologies to both the Allied and Axis powers, in exchange for military leases.
D) Its approval by Congress marked America's official entry into the war as a combatant country, in anticipation of a possible attack on Pearl Harbor.
E) It provided the Allies with the strength of American industrial output in exchange for leases of military bases or eventual repayment.
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A) a confrontation between French and German troops that convinced the Allies they would lose the war
B) the evacuation of hundreds of thousands of British troops from a French port, the success of which boosted British morale
C) a largely unsuccessful meeting during which Winston Churchill sought terms with the German colossus
D) the return of French civilians after having fled much of France two years prior
E) a major aerial duel of German and British forces that came to be known as the Battle of Britain
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A) Britain gained important strategic bases in Greece.
B) Mussolini was challenged by an unsuccessful coup d'Γ©tat.
C) Hitler concluded that Italy would not stand up to a serious military challenge.
D) Germany expanded its control of eastern and southern Europe.
E) Nearly all of Greece's 3 million Roma residents were murdered.
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A) a government-controlled economy
B) popular support for the project
C) the willingness to engage in total war
D) Jewish physicists who had left Germany before the war
E) a strong research and development weaponry program
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A) the conscription of women
B) a series of purges removing top military leaders
C) the creation of a communist command economy
D) a strong anti-war culture
E) a string of brutally cold and snowy winters resulting in destroyed roads
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A) The uprising was the only challenge to German authority made by force by a subjected people during the war.
B) The uprising was a series of street battles early in the war, which resulted in equal German and Jewish casualties and delayed the opening of the concentration camps.
C) In an impressive act of resistance, Polish Jews planned and executed a sneak attack on the Nazis, but they ultimately suffered a tragic counterattack.
D) The uprising turned into a years-long battle that only ended late in the war, a time when resistance movements overall were engaging in far less daring campaigns.
E) The uprising was a surprisingly successful rebellion that was led by the Resistance and saved thousands of Jewish lives.
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