Atlantic Charter

How did the alliance between Roosevelt and Churchill impact the war effort?

• It caused division within the Allied powers

• Their alliance helped bolster the Allied cause and became a sign of hope

• It led to the immediate defeat of Nazi Germany

• It had little impact on the outcome of the war

What was the main purpose of Churchill's trip across the Atlantic in HMS Prince of Wales?

• To celebrate the victory over the Bismarck

• To sign the Atlantic Charter

• To discuss post-war world order

• To coax the Americans into joining the military effort

What was the outcome of the Atlantic Conference regarding US involvement in the war?

• The US declared war on Germany

• Churchill managed to draw the US into the war

• Roosevelt immediately sent troops to Europe

• The relationship between the US and UK was secured for future cooperation

What is the US policy that "is a meeting between Britain & US about POST-WWII where they said nations should have collective security, self-determination, freedom of the seas, etc"?

• Destroyer-for-Bases Agreement

• Lend-Lease

• Atlantic Charter

• Cash-and-Carry

What was the main purpose of the Atlantic Charter?

• To establish a military alliance

• To outline a vision for post-war peace

• To divide territories between the Allies

• To declare war on Axis powers

Who were the main signatories of the Atlantic Charter?

• Roosevelt and Stalin

• Churchill and Mussolini

• Roosevelt and Churchill

• Churchill and Hitler

In what year was the Atlantic Charter signed?

• 1939

• 1941

• 1943

• 1945

Which principle was NOT included in the Atlantic Charter?

• Self-determination

• Freedom of the seas

• Economic cooperation

• Colonial expansion

How did the Atlantic Charter influence the formation of the United Nations?

• It had no influence

• It laid the groundwork for its principles

• It opposed the idea of a global organization

• It was a direct blueprint for the UN Charter

What was a key economic principle in the Atlantic Charter?

• Protectionism

• Free trade

• Colonial tariffs

• Isolationism