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1. Which two countries emerged from WWII as world powers?
A. Great Britain
B. Germany
C. the Soviet Union (USSR)
D. the United States
2. Following World War II, which actions were implemented to avoid future world wars?
A. An international police force was created to deter further aggression.
B. The United Nations was created.
C. War criminals were pardoned.
D. Several treaties were signed that set a maximum size for each nation’s military.
3. How did the use of the atomic bomb during World War II impact Japan?
A. Japanese emperor Hirohito surrendered on August 15, 1945.
B. 70,000 Japanese died instantly in the city of Hiroshima.
C. 75,000 Japanese died instantly in the capital city of Tokyo.
D. Tens of thousands of Japanese would later die from radiation poisoning as a result of the atomic bombs.
4. If the D-Day invasion had failed, how might the outcome of the war have been different?
A. It could have extended the war.
B. It could have prevented the atomic bomb attack.
C. It could have enabled Germany to retain France.
D. It could have made France part of the Soviet Union.
5. How did the American development of the atomic bomb affect the world in the years after the war?
A. It began an arms race, as other countries tried to develop atomic bombs.
B. It caused the United States to emerge from WWII as a superpower.
C. It caused the Soviet Union to emerge from WWII as a superpower.
D. It eliminated conflict and promoted peace.
6. How did the United States role change after WWII?
A. It retreated to isolationism.
B. It created stronger bonds with the Soviet Union.
C. It created an empire in Eastern Europe.
D. It became the world’s strongest power.
7. What were the results of the Yalta Conference?
A. The USSR was convinced to join the United Nations.
B. Plans were drafted for governing Germany after the war.
C. Plans were drafted to build the Berlin Wall in Germany.
D. The USSR was to keep territory that was formerly part of Poland.
8. Which of the following countries experienced more than a million total deaths during World War II (including military and civilian deaths)?
A. France
B. the Soviet Union (USSR)
C. the United States
D. Japan
All i know is that each one can have more than one answer.
Please Help!
A. Great Britain
B. Germany
C. the Soviet Union (USSR)
D. the United States
2. Following World War II, which actions were implemented to avoid future world wars?
A. An international police force was created to deter further aggression.
B. The United Nations was created.
C. War criminals were pardoned.
D. Several treaties were signed that set a maximum size for each nation’s military.
3. How did the use of the atomic bomb during World War II impact Japan?
A. Japanese emperor Hirohito surrendered on August 15, 1945.
B. 70,000 Japanese died instantly in the city of Hiroshima.
C. 75,000 Japanese died instantly in the capital city of Tokyo.
D. Tens of thousands of Japanese would later die from radiation poisoning as a result of the atomic bombs.
4. If the D-Day invasion had failed, how might the outcome of the war have been different?
A. It could have extended the war.
B. It could have prevented the atomic bomb attack.
C. It could have enabled Germany to retain France.
D. It could have made France part of the Soviet Union.
5. How did the American development of the atomic bomb affect the world in the years after the war?
A. It began an arms race, as other countries tried to develop atomic bombs.
B. It caused the United States to emerge from WWII as a superpower.
C. It caused the Soviet Union to emerge from WWII as a superpower.
D. It eliminated conflict and promoted peace.
6. How did the United States role change after WWII?
A. It retreated to isolationism.
B. It created stronger bonds with the Soviet Union.
C. It created an empire in Eastern Europe.
D. It became the world’s strongest power.
7. What were the results of the Yalta Conference?
A. The USSR was convinced to join the United Nations.
B. Plans were drafted for governing Germany after the war.
C. Plans were drafted to build the Berlin Wall in Germany.
D. The USSR was to keep territory that was formerly part of Poland.
8. Which of the following countries experienced more than a million total deaths during World War II (including military and civilian deaths)?
A. France
B. the Soviet Union (USSR)
C. the United States
D. Japan
All i know is that each one can have more than one answer.
Please Help!