Question
Which statement explains the significance of the British loss at Dunkirk?(1 point)
Responses
It led to the Soviet Union declaring war on Germany.
It led to the Soviet Union declaring war on Germany.
It led to Germany invading the Soviet Union.
It led to Germany invading the Soviet Union.
It led to improved morale of British people and troops.
It led to improved morale of British people and troops.
It led to the United States supplying weapons to the British.
It led to the United States supplying weapons to the British.
Responses
It led to the Soviet Union declaring war on Germany.
It led to the Soviet Union declaring war on Germany.
It led to Germany invading the Soviet Union.
It led to Germany invading the Soviet Union.
It led to improved morale of British people and troops.
It led to improved morale of British people and troops.
It led to the United States supplying weapons to the British.
It led to the United States supplying weapons to the British.
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The statement that explains the significance of the British loss at Dunkirk is:
**It led to improved morale of British people and troops.**
Despite the evacuation being a military defeat, the successful rescue of over 330,000 Allied soldiers was seen as a miraculous achievement and boosted the morale of the British public and military, reinforcing their determination to continue fighting against the Axis powers.
**It led to improved morale of British people and troops.**
Despite the evacuation being a military defeat, the successful rescue of over 330,000 Allied soldiers was seen as a miraculous achievement and boosted the morale of the British public and military, reinforcing their determination to continue fighting against the Axis powers.
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