during world war 2, the allied invasion of france and d-day (june 6,1944) was significant because it
1 demostrated the power of the atomic bomb
2 led to the immediate surrender of german and italian forces
3 resulted successful german revolt against hitler and the nazi party
4 forced germans to fight a two front war
And your answer is?
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i put 3 resulted successful german revolt against hitler and the nazi party. i have a feeling that is wrong
You're feeling is wrong -- even though we can wish it were right.
We can rule out the atomic bomb because we dropped them on Japan.
We can rule out # 2 because the war in Europe wasn't over until the following May.
so the answer is number 4..that was my first gut. but i thought it wasn't. but why would it be that answer.
A two-front war is one that is fought in two different places. Germany was already fighting the Soviet Union in the east. When the allies invaded France, Germany was forced to also fight on the Western Front. That divided men and supplies and stretched the German military forces too thin to adequately defend both fronts.
sorry for all these questions its that im doing test corrections and i got 72 on my test and im not satisfied with it.
one way in which sun yat-sen and kemal ataurk were similar is that each
1 led a nationalist movment in his country
2 support marxist political principles
3 rejected violence as a way to gain political power
4 promoted a soicety ruled by religious leaders.
i put 4 because i remebered that kemal helped gandi or something like that
The correct answer is option 4: "forced Germans to fight a two front war." This is because the Allied invasion of France and D-Day played a crucial role in forcing the Germans to fight on two fronts – the Western Front against the Allies in France and the Eastern Front against the Soviet Union. This strategic development significantly weakened Germany's ability to maintain their military presence on both fronts and ultimately contributed to their eventual defeat in World War II.
To get this answer, the historical context of World War II is important. The key aspect to consider is that Germany, under Adolf Hitler's leadership, was already actively engaged in fighting the Soviet Union on the Eastern Front. This meant that their military resources were already stretched thin as they fought against the powerful Soviet forces.
The Allied invasion of France, which began on June 6, 1944 (D-Day), was a major turning point in the war. The Allies successfully landed in Normandy, gaining a foothold on the European mainland. This invasion forced Germany to divert substantial military resources and attention away from the Eastern Front and, as a result, fight on two fronts simultaneously.
Being forced to fight on two fronts severely strained Germany's military capabilities. Hitler had to split his forces between the Western Front and the Eastern Front, weakening their overall effectiveness. This situation ultimately played a significant role in the success of the Allies in pushing back the German forces on both fronts, leading to their ultimate defeat.
In summary, the significance of the Allied invasion of France and D-Day during World War II was that it forced the Germans to fight a two front war, significantly weakening their military presence and ultimately contributing to their defeat.