After D-Day the American strategy for finishing off Germany was to
a. rely primarily on sea power.
b. rely primarily on air power rather than on ground forces.
c. make a single, sudden thrust into the heart of Germany.
d. advance slowly into Germany along a broad front.
e. none of these choices.
ANS: D
You might also like to view...
Bernardo O'Higgins became the first supreme dictator of Chile after a. overthrowing the Portuguese with the aid of Giuseppi Garabaldi b. routing the Spanish at the Battle of Chihuahua with support of Tupac Amaru
c. San Martin leading forces through Peru and surprising the Spanish at the Battle of Chacabuco d. Irish nationalist forces were forced into exile by the British, and sought to displace Britain economically in Latin America e. none of these.
Which stereotype of women was most common in the 1950s?
A. genteel and cultured B. independent and career-oriented C. domestic and motherly D. an equal partner in American democracy
_____ refers to your ability to obtain goods or resources without having to make immediate payment.
A. Debit B. Profit C. Credit D. Loss
When Charles V abdicated, how did he divide his empire?
a) Philip II got Spain, the Americas, Italy, and the Netherlands; Ferdinand I became Holy Roman Emperor and got Austria and Bohemia. b) Philip II got Scandinavia, Great Britain, and France; Ferdinand I became Archduke of Muscovy and got Lithuania and the Ukraine. Consider This: Which of these men married an English monarch? See 2.1: The Thirty Years’ War. c) Philip II got nothing and had to wait for his uncle Ferdinand I to die before inheriting his lands. Consider This: Which of these men married an English monarch? See 2.1: The Thirty Years’ War. d) Ferdinand I got nothing and his nephew Philip II inherited everything from Charles. Consider This: Which of these men married an English monarch? See 2.1: The Thirty Years’ War.