Which statement best highlights the significance of D-Day?
Question 13 options:

Germanyâs only attempt to invade the United States in September of 1942

turning point in the war in the Pacific â the US defeated the Japanese in one of the largest aerial conflicts of WWII

victory for the Allies gave them an important geographic position in mainland Europe marking the beginning of ultimate victory for the Allies

successful land invasion by the Allies in Japan that allowed the US to end the war on the Pacific Front

the answer to the question is C.
victory for the Allies gave them an important geographic position in mainland Europe marking the beginning of ultimate victory for the Allies.

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josemariagto josemariagto · Answer 2 · 2019-02-13T19:39:56+01:00

The answer is: victory for the Allies gave them an important geographic position in mainland Europe marking the beginning of ultimate victory for the Allies.

D-day stands for the day that an assault or attack is to be started. In this context, it refers to the deployment day in the battle of the Invasion of Normandy in which Allied forces landed in the northern cost of France, successfully deploying over a million soldiers on the western front during WWII (D-day was exactly on June 6, 1944). This weakened Germany´s position on the west, but it also, naturally, weakened their war efforts on the eastern front. This battle constitutes one of the most important turning points in WWII which determined the fate and defeat of Germany in WWII.