How did British authorities in South Africa attempt to quell a rebellion by Dutch settlers called Boers or Afrikaners?

What, according to your textbook, “was essential to winning the war”?

What became the strategic goal of US foreign policy from the 1940s to the collapse of Soviet power in 1989?

In June 1941, Hitler launched Operation Barbarossa, a surprise attack on what German ally?

What country did Russia unsuccessfully invade in 1979, with a local Islamic resistance being funded and equipped by the American CIA?

Which of the following was not among the ways states assumed more and more total control of their citizens and societies because of the pressures of the war?

Why did the Allies bomb urban areas with large civilian populations?

Which of the following killed more Japanese civilians?

The German attempt to capture what city on the Volga River led to the deaths of over a million Red Army soldiers, half a million German soldiers, and 100,000 civilians, and began a series of continuous defeats until the German surrender two years later?

Which of the following countries managed to establish independence from Moscow’s control while remaining Communist?