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The War in Europe — Quiz Answers

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Who was nicknamed the “Desert Fox?”

A
Rommel
B
Mussolini
C
Hitler
D
Eisenhower
3

In 1940, Mussolini ended Italy’s neutrality by declaring war on

A
Great Britain and France.
B
the USSR and the US.
C
Germany.
D
the US.
4

What was the significance of the Battle of El Alamein in Egypt?

A
The Allied troops held their ground.
B
The Axis victory was a turning point.
C
The Axis troops held their ground.
D
The Allied victory was a turning point.
5

In 1941, Hitler sent in the German tank force, the Afrika Korps, in response to what?

A
Britain’s heavy losses to the Italians in North Africa
B
Italy’s heavy losses to the US in North Africa
C
Italy’s heavy losses to the British in North Africa
D
Germany’s heavy losses to the British in North Africa
6

Which occurred in July 1943, after the Allied invasion of Italy?

A
Germany surrendered and Hitler was removed from power.
B
Italy surrendered and Mussolini was removed from power.
C
France was able to free themselves from German and Italian control.
D
Germany came to Italy’s defense and drove the Allies out.
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Who was nicknamed the “Desert Fox?”

A
Rommel
B
Hitler
C
Mussolini
D
Eisenhower
8

Why was Dwight D. Eisenhower an important general during WWII?

A
He was President Harry Truman’s first appointment.
B
He was well-known by everyone as the “Desert Fox.”
C
He was also the US President when he was a WWII general.
D
He became supreme commander of all Allied troops in Europe.
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Why did both the Axis and Allied Powers want to control North Africa? Choose three correct answers.

A
Germany was in close proximity to North Africa.
B
It was an important source for food supplies.
C
They wanted to dominate trade routes in the area.
D
They wanted to control natural resources.
E
Gaining command of oil supplies was important.

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