1) Which of the following statements describe the ending to World War II for both the European theater and the Pacific theater. A. The entrance of the U. S. signaled the beginning of the end.
B. Both theaters of the war ended with large-scale events.
C. World War II ended with the assassination of Hitler.

2) How were the Allied Forces able to keep the enormous operations that ended the fighting in Europe from being detected by the leaders of Germany?
A. The Allied Forces used secret codes to keep information out of the hands of the enemy.
B. The plans were not made until they were immediately put into operation keeping the details secret.
C. German spies were turned into double agents and then delivered false information to camouflage the plans.

3) Why did the Americans select Hiroshima as the city on which to drop the first atomic bomb?
A. The amount of destruction could be actually studied because Hiroshima had had little damage done by the war.
B. This city had sent many soldiers and they did not want them to have a home to go back to after the war.
C. Hiroshima had been the birthplace of the emperor of Japan and the bombing would be a message to the emperor.

4) Why did Churchill of Great Britain and Roosevelt of the United States not trust Stalin of the Soviet Union?
A. These western leaders believed that Stalin had another agenda to fulfill and was just using the war to fulfill this agenda.
B. These western leaders saw Stalin as a pawn being used by a more diabolical Soviet leader that they did not trust.
C. These western leaders were the head of democratic states and did not trust anyone who was a communist.