Multiple choice

The D-Day invasion of France was significant because it

  1. resulted in a German revolt against Hitler

  2. demonstrated the power of the atom bomb

  3. forced Germany to fight a two-front war

  4. led to the immediate surrender of Germany & Italy
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C Correct answer
Explanation

The D-Day invasion established a major Allied foothold in Western Europe, forcing Germany to commit resources to defend the western front while simultaneously fighting the Soviet Union in the east. This created the two-front war that Germany struggled to sustain.

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