3.1 War in Europe (2)
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What was the secret agreement in the Nazi-Soviet Pact of August 1939?
A
Germany and the Soviet Union would not attack each other for 10 years
B
Germany and the Soviet Union would divide Poland between them
C
The Soviet Union would help Germany invade France
D
Germany would help the Soviet Union conquer Finland
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Why did the Netherlands surrender to Germany so quickly in May 1940?
A
The Dutch army was too weak to fight back
B
The Germans had already conquered all of Western Europe
C
The bombing of Rotterdam caused massive destruction and fear
D
The Netherlands had signed a peace treaty with Germany
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Why did Hitler expect Great Britain to surrender in 1940?
A
Germany had already invaded and occupied London
B
The British navy was much weaker than the German navy
C
The Battle of Britain caused heavy losses for the British army
D
Germany had air superiority and bombed British cities in terror attacks
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What was Hitler’s main reason for attacking the Soviet Union in June 1941?
A
He no longer wanted to follow the 1939 non-aggression pact
B
He needed Soviet resources to continue fighting in Western Europe
C
He wanted to help Italy defeat Greece and Yugoslavia
D
The Soviet Union attacked Germany first
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How did the German war in Eastern Europe differ from the war in the West?
A
Germany fought more defensively in the East than in the West
B
The war in the East was more brutal, with mass killings and ethnic cleansing
C
The Soviet Union surrendered quickly, while Western countries resisted
D
Germany used fewer tanks and aircraft in the East than in the West
