Answer: A
Explanation: you should put the options to answer the question but the answer is A because the passage is mainly concerned with reporting what is the kind of author's view about a phenomenon.
1) WWII was a military conflict between two great alliances: the Allies and the Axis Powers.
Members of the Allies
- France (Later as Free France)
- Poland
- UK
- North Ireland
- Canada
- Australia
- New Zealand
- Indian Empire
- Union of South Africa
- Denmark
- Norway
- Belgium
- Luxembourg
- Netherlands
- Greece
- Yugoslavia
- Soviet Union (due to Operation Barbarossa)
- USA (due to the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor)
- China
- El Salvador
- Panama
- Nicaragua
- Indochina Union (French colony)
- Dutch East Indies (Dutch colony)
- Haiti
- Costa Rica
- Guatemala
- Cuba
- Dominican Republic
- Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea
- Czechoslovak government-in-exile
- Brazil
- Mexico
- Ethiopian Empire
- Bolivia
- Italy (After the invasion of Sicily and the Italian peninsula)
- Colombia
- Liberia
- San Marino
- Ecuador
- Paraguay
- Peru
- Uruguay
- Venezuela
- Turkey
- Egypt
- Syria
- Lebanon
- Saudi Arabia
- Argentina
- Burma
- Chile
Members of the AXE Powers
- Germany
- Italy and its colonies
- Japan
- Hungary
- Romania
- Bulgaria
- Finland
- Thailand
- Iraq
- Iran
- Vichy France (after the German occupation in France)
- Bohemia and Moravia (Czech Republic)
- Nankin regime
- Croatia
- Slovakia
- Serbia
- Albania
- Montenegro
2) In Poland. On September 1, 1939, what was the German invasion in Poland.
3) Currently, the written records of the documents of the time are taken into account, made by the organizations involved in the warlike conflict as well as in the organizations that compile historical documents to have a sustainable and solid information base when writing about the Second World War. .
The Second World War is considered today as the largest military conflict in history, not only because of the number of countries involved but also because of the number of casualties of both military (15M) and civilians (45M). He presented forms of suffering greater than those usual in any war:
- Like the concentration camps that later gave rise to the Holocaust. Where about 6 million Jews along with other ethnic groups were killed.
- Mass massacres of entire populations and enemy prisoners.
- Scientific experiments on enemy prisoners from Nazi Germany and the Japanese.
- Massive bombing of communities of larger populations such as London, Warsaw, Berlin, Tokyo, among others.
- The first and only time the atomic bomb has been used in a war: two bombs were dropped on Nagasaki and Hiroshima.
- In order to avoid conflicts of such magnitude by fostering international cooperation, the UN was created.
4) Fall of fascite regimes in Nazi Germany and Italy.
- Germany and Austria were divided by different areas of influence. Austria had its independence in 1955. While in Germany it was divided in two, in the Federal Republic of Germany under the influence of the United States, the UK and France and in the Democratic Republic of Germany under the influence of the Soviet Union.
- Albania regained its territory occupied by Italy.
- Belgium regains its territory and its colonies (the Belgian Congo and Rwanda)
- Bulgaria regains its territory but loses part of its coasts (East Macedonia and Western Thrace)
- Czechoslovakia recovers its territory but loses Subcarpathian Rupetia under the dominion of the USSR.
- Denmark regains its territory but loses control of Iceland.
- The governments of Serbia, Croatia and Montenegro join and form the Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia.
- The Soviet Union annexed Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, eastern Poland, East Prussia (German territory), some territories of Czechoslovakia, Finland and Hungary.
- France recovers its territory and its colonies in Algeria, Tunisia, Morocco and Indochina. But it loses the colonies of Syria, Lebanon, Turkey, Vietnam and in Italian Libya.
- Greece regains its territory.
- Italy regains its territory but loses its occupation in Albania, its African colonies, on the Croatian coast and in several Greek islands.
- Luxembourg recovers its territory.
- Norway regains its territory.
- The Netherlands regains its territory along with its Dutch Antilles and French Guiana colonies, but loses the Dutch East Indies.
- Poland regains its territory loses about 150,000 km2 for the Soviet Union.
- The United Kingdom recovers the Channel Islands along with the Pacific colonies that were occupied by Japan. But it lost the colonies of India, Israel, Pakistan, Transjordan, Ceylon, Faroe Islands.
- Romania recovered the territory of Transylvania but lost the territories of Bessarabia and Bucovina by the Soviet Union.
Answer: B
Yes, they are all appropriate questions regarding WWII. However, the causes of the war should be given more emphasis.
The correct order of the events is:
1. France colonizes Indochina;
2. France fights communist forces in Indochina;
3. France and the United States support an unpopular government in South Vietnam;
4. Vietnamese communists declare independence.;
5. France recognizes an independent North Vietnam;
France managed to colonize Vietnam, as well as other parts of Indochina in a very well planned, and gradual, systematic taking over. After some time, the nations in Indochina, including Vietnam, started to rebel against the French, thus multiple battles occurred. The forces fighting for liberation of Vietnam were mostly with a communist ideology. The French, as well as the USA, were supporting an unpopular traditional leader of Vietnam, which didn't really helped their cause, apart from managing to extend their influence in part of Vietnam a bit longer. The communist where victorious though, and they managed to gain full control of North Vietnam. The French had no other option than recognizing North Vietnam, and avoid further troubles.
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