history
- 👍
- 👎
- 👁
- ℹ️
- 🚩
-
- 👍
- 👎
- ℹ️
- 🚩
👤Ms. Sue -
- 👍
- 👎
- ℹ️
- 🚩
-
- 👍
- 👎
- ℹ️
- 🚩
👤Ms. Sue -
- 👍
- 👎
- ℹ️
- 🚩
-
- 👍
- 👎
- ℹ️
- 🚩
Respond to this Question
Similar Questions
-
History
Which explains the significance of the Battle of Verdun in World War I? A loss to the Central powers caused Russia, which was not well equipped, to sign a separate peace treaty with Germany. Massive casualties for both the Allied
-
History
Identify two factors that led to Hitler launching the Battle of Britain. A.the surrender of France, B.an American policy of isolationism, C.the Munich Conference, D.a German alliance with Italy. I think it is d and c, but I'm not
-
History
What battle slowed the Allied advance toward Germany but failed to stop them? A. Battle of Okinawa B. Battle of Czechoslovakia C. Battle of Midway D. Battle of the Bulge
-
Social Studies
3. General Eisenhower was the leader of what coordinate effort of the Allies during the war? A. defeating Germany on the Eastern Front at the Battle of Stalingrad B. organizing the meeting for the Potsdam Declaration C.
-
Art
Drawing: girl in a southern German folk costume it's the first picture in Google search. How did the designer of the German folk dress use the principles of art? A. The designer repeats colors throughout the apron to create unity.
-
Social Studies
2. How did the American Expeditionary Forces help Allies win the war? A. They convinced German troops to rebel against their leaders. B. They had secret talks with the German kaiser, which eventually led to an armistice C. They
-
History
Which battle was a major turning point for US and South Korean forces during the Korean War? a. Battle of Pork Chop Hill b. Spring Offensive c. Battle of Heartbreak Ridge d. Inchon Bay landing Is it D?
-
World History
What was the result of the Battle of Stalingrad A) The prolonged battle cost the German army profoundly in troops and equipment and enabled a Soviet advance. B) The starvation of the Soviet troops resulted in their defeat and
-
history
What was Otto von Bismarck’s role in German unification? A)He introduced democratic reforms that appealed to the people of the various German states. B)He plotted to overthrow all the rulers of Austria and other German states.
-
world history
How did the “stab in the back” myth contribute to the Nazi rise to power? a. The propaganda campaign allowed Nazis to use Jews as scapegoats and create a common enemy. b. The children’s story was used by Nazis to glorify the
-
world history
What was the outcome of the 1914 Battle of Tannenberg on the eastern front? A. The battle resulted in a stalemate as both Russian and German armies suffered heavy losses. B. Russia was decisively victorious, capturing more than
-
literature
In Twain's "The Private History of a Campaign that Failed," Smith, the blacksmith's apprentice, is given "ultimate credit" for A. naming the militia group's encampments. B. keeping the group trained and ready for battle. C. being