After forcing the withdrawal of the occupying German Forces ahead of the advancing Red Army, Josip Broz Tito became the undisputed leader of Yugoslavia. What was the name given to Tito's guerrilla fighters?

Correct answer: A. Partisans

  • A. Partisans
  • B. Chetniks
  • C. Ustase
  • D. Maquis

Explanation

Tito led the Yugoslav Partisans, a communist resistance movement that fought the Axis occupation during World War II. The Chetniks were a rival Serbian royalist movement, while the Ustaše were Croatian fascists.

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