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Which statement best describes the Allied strategy for winning World War II?

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They planned to defeat Japan, then stage the invasion of Europe from Britain to defeat Germany before moving on to the Soviet Union.
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They planned to invade North Africa together from the Soviet Union, defeat Germany, and then focus on the Pacific.
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They planned to retake France from Germany together, invade Africa from Italy, and then defeat Japan.
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They planned to retake North Africa to invade through Italy, invade France from Britain and Germany from the Soviet Union, and then combine forces to defeat Japan.
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What did Hitler mean by this statement?

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Germany was no longer losing the war.
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The Allied Powers had finally lost the war.
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Germany was no longer winning the war.
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The Allied Powers had finally won the war.
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This photograph is a source.:primary
It most likely shows the.:Normandy landings
The person in command of Allied forces for this battle was.:Dwight Eisenhower
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The Battle of resulted in the highest casualties for the United States and Japan.:Okinawa
The Japanese had at least 40,000 casualties in of the battles shown on the graph.:two

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