Question

question 9
the atlantic charter confirmed that the united states and great britain believed in which of the following ideals?
democratic nations lack the authority to control totalitarian nations.
democratic nations have the right to build up their militaries in peacetime.
every nation has the right to choose its own form of government.
all countries have the right to expand their territories without limits.
question 10
what could have happened if operation mincemeat had failed?
the salerno invasion would not have occurred.
the battle of the bulge would have resulted in a german victory.
the allies would not have been able to secure the beaches at normandy.
americans at pearl harbor would have been forewarned about the attack.
question 11

Explanation:

The Atlantic Charter was a key document during World War II. It emphasized principles such as self - determination. The idea that every nation has the right to choose its own form of government aligns with the charter's spirit of promoting freedom and self - governance.
For Operation Mincemeat, it was a crucial deception operation. If it had failed, the Salerno invasion (which was part of the broader Allied strategy in the Mediterranean) might not have occurred as planned. The other options are not directly related to the failure of Operation Mincemeat. The Battle of the Bulge was a later German offensive in the West, the Normandy beaches were part of a different invasion (D - Day), and the Pearl Harbor attack was before Operation Mincemeat.

Answer:

Question 9: Every nation has the right to choose its own form of government.
Question 10: The Salerno invasion would not have occurred.