Question

Why would the Battle of Stalingrad be considered a turning point in World War II? (5 points)

The Soviets began to push westward toward Germany.
The Germans controlled the oil fields of the Soviet Union.
The Soviets would never again be able to mount an offensive effort.
The Germans continued to march eastward to meet the Japanese army.

Answer 1

After Germany's failure to take Stalingrad, their Eastern front army was practically destroyed and they were forced to flee the Soviet Union. This turned the War in putting the Russians on the offensive, which directly aided in the destruction and conquering of Germany by the Allied Forces throughout 1944 and 1945. Germany was, essentially, surrounded with the Americans and British in the West, and the Russians in the East.

Answer 2

so what would be the answer

Answer 3

a or d?

Answer 4

Think it would be A if i'm not mistaken

Answer 5

@Pinkaboo please avoid giving direct answers, http://openstudy.com/code-of-conduct This site has a policy for "Give Help, Not Answers" violations of such policies could potentially result in an account suspension or ban.

Answer 6

I didn't know im new to Openstudy... i just started yesterday @jagr2713

Answer 7

then now you know @Pinkaboo

Answer 8

why would it be A @vickszuniga

Answer 9

Well now I know. @jagr2713

Answer 10

ok

Answer 11

Yall still giving them answer anyway but whatever...

Answer 12

we explain...... you give direct answers

Answer 13

I pretty sure that paragraph you type was kinda a direct answer, i mean they do have books to read from if they pay attention. but HEY Im not gonna argue over a website they helps you when you can just search it up on google. Lol!!!!!!!! Good luck.

Answer 14

hey stop fighting please!!!

Answer 15

ANYWAY SORRY FOR GIVING U A "DIRECT ANSWER". @vickszuniga :)

Answer 16

is fine and thanks for your help! @Pinkaboo