The French Vichy Government Question 47 options: 1) was fiercely independent 2) never regarded itself as more than a temporary political arrangement 3) complied with German demands: it was a puppet regime 4) was highly respected by the French The home front in Great Britain was characterized by Question 48 options: 1) air raids 2) evacuations of cities 3) the separation of family members 4) all of the above The Soviet relocation of industry out of German reach Question 49 options: 1) failed 2) was a huge and costly operation in every way imaginable, but also a stunning success 3) never made it past the planning stage 4) permanently decreased Soviet industrial output In the USSR, food availability during the war Question 50 options: 1) was never a problem 2) was not a problem except in Leningrad 3) was a serious problem all over the USSR 4) was only a problem in the GULAG
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