A War on Many Fronts Answers

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Which side did each nation fight for in World War II?Great Britain fought for the .

A
Axis powers
B
Allied powers
C
Axis powers
D
Allied powers
E
Axis powers
F
Allied powers
G
Axis powers
H
Allied powers
I
Axis powers
J
Allied powers
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The Allies had to fight a global war in two theaters. What challenges might this type of war have presented? Check all of the boxes that apply.

A
They had to divide troops and supplies between two distant locations.
B
They had to maintain and supply forces over a huge part of the globe.
C
Enemy forces held the initiative in both theaters in early 1942.
D
Germany and Japan could send troops to reinforce each other when needed.
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Who was chosen as the leader of the American forces in Europe?

A
George S. Patton
B
Dwight D. Eisenhower
C
Winston Churchill
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How did the Allies’ “Europe-first” strategy affect events in the Pacific in the first half of 1942?

A
Japan weakened its offensive by sending troops to help Germany.
B
American leaders tried to sign a truce with Japan.
C
With fewer resources, Allied forces in the Pacific lost a series of battles against the Japanese.
D
Allied forces still went on the offensive and drove back the Japanese.
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What challenges did the Allies face in fighting a two-front war? Check all of the boxes that apply.

A
Troops and supplies had to be sent long distances to the fronts.
B
Planners had to decide how to divide resources between the two theaters.
C
The Soviet Union refused to fight in both theaters.
D
Multiple enemies had to be defeated.

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