Question

What non-weapon tactic did the Allies use effectively against the Nazis?
(1 point)
Responses

sending troops to non-combat areas to divert attention from the real target
sending troops to non-combat areas to divert attention from the real target - no response given

sending propaganda to European nations denouncing the Nazis
sending propaganda to European nations denouncing the Nazis - incorrect

sending battlefield communication in the Navajo language
sending battlefield communication in the Navajo language - no response given

giving food and aid to bombed cities to gain support

Answer 1

The non-weapon tactic that the Allies used effectively against the Nazis was "sending troops to non-combat areas to divert attention from the real target." This strategy was employed, particularly in the lead-up to key operations, to mislead German forces about the Allies' true intentions and objectives.