How did the Tripartite Pact of 1940 impact alliances in World War II?(1 point)
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It allowed the United States to lend and lease equipment to the Allied powers.
It allowed the United States to lend and lease equipment to the Allied powers.
It led Japan to join forces with the United States.
It led Japan to join forces with the United States.
It led the Soviet Union to join the war.
It led the Soviet Union to join the war.
It created the Axis powers alliance in 1940.
It created the Axis powers alliance in 1940.
It created the Axis powers alliance in 1940, which included Germany, Italy, and Japan and strengthened their military and political alliance. This eventually led to their involvement in World War II and the formation of the opposing Allied powers.
Which of the following is an example of Nazi-era propaganda demonstrating anti-Semitism?(1 point)
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passage of Nuremberg Laws to forbid intermarriage between Jews and Germans
passage of Nuremberg Laws to forbid intermarriage between Jews and Germans
production of the film Triumph of the Will
production of the film , Triumph of the Will
destruction of Jewish businesses and synagogues during Kristallnacht
destruction of Jewish businesses and synagogues during Kristallnacht
creation of ghettos to segregate Jews from other German citizens
destruction of Jewish businesses and synagogues during Kristallnacht is an example of Nazi-era propaganda demonstrating anti-Semitism.
The correct answer is:
It created the Axis powers alliance in 1940.
The Tripartite Pact, also known as the Berlin Pact, was signed on September 27, 1940, by Germany, Italy, and Japan. This pact formed the basis of the Axis powers alliance during World War II. It was a mutual defense agreement between these three nations, declaring their intentions to support one another in the event of war. The signing of the pact solidified their alliance and marked a significant shift in the balance of power during the war.