Word war ||: Battle Fronts

Blitzkrieg

A swift, sudden attack by tanks, aircraft, and so forth.

V-E Day

Allied victory in Europe ww2

The Germans were trapped as the British and the Americans closed in from the east and the Russians closed in from the west.

False

The french, like the Russians, put up stiff resistance to the German drive, and burned the land as they retreated.

False

The German takeover of Denmark and Norway threatened Axis shipping and trade.

False, French and British

Eisenhower

Led allied forces at Normandy ww2

Churchill

The British prime minister, ww2

Rommel

The German commander in North Africa ww2

Hitler

The German dictator, ww2

Blitzkrieg

The German war offensive, ww2

Pearl Harbor

The Japanese surprise attack on American naval base ww2

Roosevelt

The United States president during ww2

Due to severe losses suffered at the hands of the Germans, the Russians were given the task of seizing Berlin and reviving the German surrender.

True

Italy joined the axis powers when French resistance was weakened.

True

Japanese American relations grew tense following Japanese aggression in the pacific.

True

The German seizure of holland, Belgium, and Luxembourg forced the British to withdraw from the continent to England.

True

The allied leaders sought to free France with the allied invasion of Normandy in June 1944

True

When butler gained control of the balkan states, German relations with Russia crumbled.

True