Geography Review

Why did the Germany invade the soviet union?

• To control Stalingrad

• To invade Soviet Union for Fun

• Soviet Union invade Japan n 2024

• Soviet Union & United States unity

When did the 13 Colonies & The Great Britain sign the Declaration Of Independence?

• Treaty of London

• Treaty of Mosow

• Treaty of Paris

• Treaty of Berlin

In 1940 during World war 2 Nazi Germany invade who?

• France, Spain,Japan

• France, Battle of Britain, Norway, Netherlands, Luxembourg

• Soviet Union, United states

• China, Japan

Why Did the Soviet Union Invade Finland?

• The Soviets aimed to expand their border from Leningrad, strengthening the security of St.
• To Gain Oil

• United Nations Destory You

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#1. Why did the German have a hard time pulling the Russians on the eastern side?

• The Cold Temperature in Russia.
• Nothing happened
• Alliance lose the world war 1 & 2
• The war didn't start until in June, 13 2024

Read this passage "Imagine a giant standing with his left foot in one world and his right in another. The giant takes a little from one world and a little from the other world, and tries to get along with the bot" Based on the passage, what do they mean by "tries to get along with the bot?

• Russia is the Largest countries by landmass
• United States is the powerful nations in history
• Russia began to expand their land in the 1600 - 2000
• Canada is a good

#3. Where did pearl harbor take place?

• During World war ll
• During the 21th century
• During the War of 1812
• During the World war l

#4. Why did communist fallout?

• The Soviet- Afghan war
• The Cold War
• World war ll
• Nothing expect the war of 1812

#5. What is the Most deadliest War

• World war 2, between 70 and 85 million people.
• World war 1, 90
• War of 2023, 90,00,000
• War of Sea, 890,000,000

Read these sentences from the text.

Washington's first major presidential decision regarding foreign policy was to decide how America would respond to the war that broke out between France and England soon after the French Revolution. Members of Washington's cabinet were split with some supporting each of the European nations. [ . . . ] Washington chose to remain neutral, as he felt the U.S. was too vulnerable at the moment to engage in a war.

Based on these sentences, what does it mean to “remain neutral”? 

• 1. to not choose sides in a conflict 

• 1. to fully support one side in a conflict 

• 1. To fight against both sides in a conflict 

• 1. to get involved in a conflict