Question

question 11
what was the key challenge faced by the allies during world war ii?
o lack of funding for the war
o war was fought mainly by the navy
o lack of public support for the war
o war was fought on multiple fronts
question 12
what was one challenge the u.s. military faced in recruiting men to serve in the armed forces?
o feelings of lack of support from the american public
getting white soldiers to fight alongside african american soldiers
o providing enough soldiers to fight in both europe and the pacific
the reluctance of mexican americans and native americans to enlist

Explanation:

• Question 11: During World War II, the Allies (e.g., the US, UK, Soviet Union) had to fight on multiple fronts. For example, the Soviet Union fought on the Eastern Front against Germany, while the US and UK fought on the Western Front in Europe and also in the Pacific against Japan. There was significant public support in Allied countries (e.g., war - bond drives in the US), the war involved all branches of the military (not just the navy), and major Allied powers like the US had the economic capacity to fund the war.
• Question 12: In the U.S. military during World War II, racial segregation was still a reality. Getting white soldiers to fight alongside African American soldiers was a challenge. The U.S. had a large population and was able to mobilize enough soldiers for multiple theaters (Europe and Pacific). There was significant public support for the war (e.g., through enlistment drives, war - related industries' support). Mexican Americans and Native Americans did enlist in the military.

Answer:

• Question 11: war was fought on multiple fronts
• Question 12: getting white soldiers to fight alongside African American soldiers