Match the items in the upper row to the items in the row below:

1. united states president during most of world war ii 2. british prime minister during world war ii 3. russian premier during world war ii 4. document stating british and american goals for world war ii 5. organization for world peace settlements following world war ii 6. new nation formed from occupation zones of the democratic nations 7. nation formed from communist occupation

1.stalin 2. roosevelt 3. churchill 4. german democratic repulbic 5. atlantic charter 6. united nations 7. federal republic of gernany

The correct matches are:

1. United States president during most of World War II - 2. Roosevelt;

2. British prime minister during World War II - 3. Churchill;

3. Russian premier during World War II - 1. Stalin;

4. document stating British and American goals for World War II - 5. Atlantic Charter;

5. organization for world peace settlements following World War II - 6. United Nations;

6. new nation formed from occupation zones of the democratic nations - 7. Federal Republic of Germany;

7. nation formed from communist occupation - 4. German Democratic Republic;

The World War II was and still is the worst thing that has happened to the humanity. It was a war on a global scale, with lot of nations, some willingly some unwillingly, being included in it. Tens of millions of people had lost their lives, countries were totally ruined, economies destroyed... Some of the leading actors in this war were Hitler, Stalin, Mussolini, Roosevelt, Churchill, Hirohito. The end of the war lead to the formation of new countries, political changes, demarcation of borders, occupation of countries. Germany was the biggest villain in this war, and it ended up losing it, being occupied, divided into the Federal Republic of Germany (also referred to as West Germany) and the German Democratic Republic (also referred to as East Germany).

can we each -wise?

"germany's geographic location was an advantage when it was on the offensive in the war because it was situated next to an extremely wide river, the rhine, which was difficult for the allies to cross."