Why were Hitler's attacks on Great Britain during World War II ultimately unsuccessful?
SAT · World History · previous-year question
- A.The Luftwaffe was unable to inflict significant damage.
- B.American forces came to Britain's aid.
- C.The attacks were too costly for the Nazis to sustain.
- D.German forces could not carry out a ground attack.
- E.The British were able to track Nazi planes with radar.
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