Stalingrad Studienführer, Klassennotizen & Zusammenfassungen

On what date did Pearl Harbor happen? correct answers December 7, 1941 How many people were killed in Peal Harbor ? correct answers 2,403 What ships (or type of ships) were out on patrol and not harmed? correct answers American air craft carriers Who proclaimed the date of the attack "a day which will live in infamy"? correct answers Roosevelt What was the name of the German Field Marshal in command in North Africa in 1942? correct answers Erwin Rommel What man forced that Field...

World War II Experimentation Expansion Culmination Death Throws Kristallnacht November 9, 1938 Wansee Conference January 20, 1942 Total War Speech February 18, 1943 Wansee Conference Meeting of Nazi leaders in Berlin. It was the decision to murder the Jews (The Final Solution) (January 20, 1942) Kristallnacht "Night of Broken Glass" Nazis in Germany torched synagogues, vandalized Jewish homes, schools, and businesses and kille...

7.7 AMSCO Latest 2023 Already Graded A New Order in East Asia The idea that Japan will throw off foreign imperialism from Asia and form and autarktic bloc run by Japan. This leads to deterioration in US Japanese relations. Blitzkrieg "Lighting war", typed of fast-moving warfare used by German forces against Poland in 1939 Vichy City in central France where a puppet state governed unoccupied France and the French colonies. New Nazi Regime Destroyers for Bases Roosevelt's compromise for help...

Siege of Leningrad correct answers (1941-1942) Nazi army's unsuccessful attempt to capture the city of Leningrad in the Soviet Union during World War II; as many as 1 million civilians perished during the siege. Finnish were under the command of Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim South Defense Line Stretched from Luga River to Chudovo Army Group North was overseen by Wilhem Ritter von Leeb Leningrad was the main base of the Soviet Baltic Fleet Seige Started September 8th, 1941 Ended January 27th...

European Theater correct answers Battle of Britain (July 1940-October 1940) correct answers The Battle of Britain saw the British Royal Air Force (RAF) defeat the German air force, known as the Luftwaffe, effectively saving Britain from a proposed German amphibious invasion codenamed Operation Sea Lion. The primary German fighter plane was the Messerschmitt Bf 109, which engaged in numerous dogfights against British pilots flying Hurricane and Spitfire aircraft. Effective use of radar help...

World History B- Lesson 13 Questions and Answers Rated A+ In June 1941, the Nonaggression Pact between the Soviet Union and Germany was broken when Hitler ordered three million of his Nazi troops to invade the Soviet Union. This was known as Operation _[blank]_. Barbarossa Which country won the Battle of Stalingrad? Soviet Union In which battle did British forces defeat Erwin Rommel's German tank divisions in Egypt, marking a turning point in North Africa in favor of the Allies? Battle of El...

OSAT US History graded A+ fully solved to pass (100% correct)major occurrences of WW2, led to surrender - correct answer 1.Hitler violated the non-aggression pact he made with Stalin 2. Allies drove Axis forces out of Africa, Germans defeated at Stalingrad 3. Allies liberated Italy, D-day, Berlin surrounded by soviets. Germany surrendered May 7. Allies - correct answer US (Roosevelt), USSR (Stalin), Great Britain (Churchill) Axis - correct answer Germany, Italy, Japan, Hungary Staling...

Final History Test 2023 GRADED A+ (ACTUAL TEST ) Questions and Answers (Solved) • Douglas MacArthurAnswer: used island-hopping as a military strategy by cutting off supply lines for the Japanese and attacking less defended islands • HarryTruman Answer: US president who refused to tell Stalin about the creation of theatomic bomb leading to a breakdown in Soviet-US relations • Benito Mussolini Answer: totalitarian leader of Italy who invaded Ethiopia and was after Egypt in order ...

World history b - unit 3: exam questions and answers graded A what is the significance of the wannsee conference of 1942? to ensure the cooperation of various nazi departments in the deportation of jews and emphasize that the ss would carry out jewish extermination which describes a military strategy in which two forces simultaneously attack both flanks, or sides, of an enemy formation? pincer movement which identifies the term for the genocide of more than 6 million Jews by the nazi regime du...

Chapter 16 Section 4 - The Allied Victory - (Bernard) Montgomery - correct answer British general who in an attack at El Alamein was able to drive the Germans away from the Suez Canal. El Alamein - correct answer Town in Egypt, site of the victory by Britain's Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery over German forces led by General Erwin Rommel (the 'Desert Fox') in . Operation Torch - correct answer Codename for allied invasion of North Africa from November 1942 to September 1943. Consiste...