Question

the allies forced germany to fight the war on
_________.
choose
flappers
george patton
navajo code talkers
tuskegee airmen
two fronts
zimmermann telegram
_________ was a skilled military
forces to victory in africa.
_________ were a group of african
ught in world war ii

Explanation:

For the first blank "The Allies forced Germany to fight the war on ____", we analyze the options:

• "Flappers" were a 1920s fashion/cultural group, irrelevant to Germany's war fronts.
• "George Patton" was a US general, not a war - front concept.
• "Navajo Code Talkers" were code - using soldiers, not related to Germany's war fronts.
• "Tuskegee Airmen" were African - American pilots, not related to Germany's war fronts.
• "Two fronts" refers to the Eastern (against the Soviet Union) and Western (against the Allies) fronts that Germany had to fight on due to Allied strategies, which makes sense for the context.

For the second blank "____ was a skilled military leader who led forces to victory in Africa", among the options, George Patton was a prominent US general who led military forces to victory in North Africa during World War II. The other options don't fit: "Flappers" are non - military, "Navajo Code Talkers" were code specialists, "Tuskegee Airmen" were pilots (not the overall leader of the African campaign in the same way as Patton), and "Two fronts" is a war - front concept, not a person.

For the third blank (partially visible "____ were a group of African - American soldiers who fought in World War II"), the "Tuskegee Airmen" were a group of African - American military pilots (and support personnel) who fought in World War II. "Flappers" are non - military, "George Patton" is a white general, "Navajo Code Talkers" were Navajo (not African - American), and "Two fronts" is a war - front concept, not a group of soldiers.

Answer:

1. For "The Allies forced Germany to fight the war on ____": Two fronts
2. For "____ was a skilled military leader who led forces to victory in Africa": George Patton
3. For "____ were a group of African - American soldiers who fought in World War II": Tuskegee Airmen