Which battle of World War II was the longest and bloodiest in the history of warfare?
a) Battle of Stalingrad
b) Normandy Invasion
Consider This: Casualties numbered more than a million. See 13.5: Turning of the Tide.
c) Battle of the Bulge
Consider This: Casualties numbered more than a million. See 13.5: Turning of the Tide.
d) Battle of El Alamein
Consider This: Casualties numbered more than a million. See 13.5: Turning of the Tide.
a) Battle of Stalingrad
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How did the Allies decide to split up the reparations in postwar Germany?
a. The Soviet Union would take all the war reparations from Germany. b. The United States would take all the war reparations from Germany. c. Each country would take reparations from its own occupation zone. d. Each country would take reparations from every section of Germany. e. No country would take war reparations from Germany.
Argentina, in the late 1970s and early 1980s,
A. was invaded and briefly ruled by a Chilean puppet dictator. B. moved steadily toward a multiparty political system. C. was ruled by military dictators who caused the disappearance of thousands of individuals. D. became a puppet state of the United States. E. experimented briefly with a communist system.
By the late Middle Ages, members of the nobility __________.
A. had broken into two recognizable groups: higher and lower B. were moving toward becoming merchants and traders C. resorted to warfare only when they were attacked D. rejected the code of chivalry
Which of these was a crucial Egyptian asset after its construction in 1869?
A) the national railroad B) the Suez Canal C) Cairo D) the University of al-Azhar