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Which statement explains the significance of the British loss at Dunkirk?(1 point) Responses
It led to Germany invading the Soviet Union.
It led to the United States supplying weapons to the British.
It led to the Soviet Union declaring war on Germany.
It led to improved morale of British people
It led to Germany invading the Soviet Union.
It led to the United States supplying weapons to the British.
It led to the Soviet Union declaring war on Germany.
It led to improved morale of British people
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It led to improved morale of British people
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Yes, that is correct. The British loss at Dunkirk led to improved morale of the British people. Despite the defeat, the successful evacuation of Allied troops from Dunkirk was seen as a great triumph and boosted the morale of the British population, who saw it as a sign of resilience and determination in the face of adversity.
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