Question

question 13
what was one major result of the salerno invasion?
roosevelt won reelection.
stalin consolidated his power.
churchill lost popular support.
mussolini was forced to resign.
question 14
during world war ii, why were tehran and yalta significant?
military victories for the allies
sites of nazi concentration camps
key beaches during the invasion of normandy
sites of conferences held by the big three
question 15

Explanation:

• For Question 13: The Salerno invasion was part of the Allied campaign in Italy. Mussolini's regime was weakened by Allied advances, and he was forced to resign. Roosevelt's re - election was more related to domestic U.S. politics and the overall war effort rather than the Salerno invasion. Stalin's power consolidation was an internal Soviet matter. Churchill's loss of popular support came later, after the war.
• For Question 14: Tehran and Yalta were sites of conferences held by the Big Three (Roosevelt, Churchill, and Stalin). They were not military victories (those were battles like Stalingrad, etc.), not sites of Nazi concentration camps (which were mainly in Poland and Germany), and not key beaches for the Normandy invasion (those were Omaha, Utah, etc.).

Answer:

Question 13: Mussolini was forced to resign.
Question 14: Sites of conferences held by the Big Three.