To achieve a victory in Europe, the Allies needed to create an effective
A. sea and air attack.
B. two-pronged attack.
C. three-pronged attack.
D. sea and ground attack.

The Allies' strategy for victory in Europe was primarily based on a two-pronged attack , involving simultaneous operations from the Western and Eastern fronts. This approach forced Germany to defend against multiple threats, significantly weakening their forces. The success of this strategy was evident in key battles and ultimately contributed to the Allies' triumph in the war. ;

Answered by GinnyAnswer | 2025-07-06

The Allies' strategy for victory in Europe was a two-pronged attack, focusing on simultaneous operations from the Western and Eastern fronts. This approach successfully stretched German resources and contributed to the eventual defeat of Nazi Germany. Thus, the correct answer is B. two-pronged attack.
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Answered by Anonymous | 2025-07-13