Question

How did the collaboration of Churchill, Roosevelt, and Stalin help end World War II?

A.They established a system of trust among their countries' governments.

B.They adopted a unified strategy to defeat the Axis powers in Europe.

C.They agreed to focus efforts on the Pacific front first, then concentrate on the European front.

D.They offered moderate surrender terms to Germany to ensure a quick peace.

Answer 1

B. They adopted a unified strategy to defeat the Axis Powers in Europe


and then they would focus on the Japanese

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Answer 2

Answer:

Option B. During World War II, Churchill, Roosevelt and Stalin adopted a unified strategy to defeat the Axis powers in Europe.

Explanation:

Known as "The Allies" during the War, the collaboration of major powers like The United States, The United Kingdom and The Soviet Union was a unified effort of several countries that planned to oppose and defeat the Axis power, mainly the German one. Represented by their leaders, the countries agreed on maintaining one unified strategy to combat the Axis Power and to win the war, as they soon realized that without unity, their countries had little to no chance of victory. Once the War was over and the Allies were victorious, the alliance was formalized as the United Nations.