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At the beginning of World War II, what action by Winston Churchill influenced Hitler’s strategy?
Churchill gave inflammatory speeches.
Churchill prepared for war.
Churchill refused to negotiate.
Churchill failed to bargain honestly.
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Churchill gave inflammatory (defiant) speeches.
His public, uncompromising rhetoric made clear Britain would not seek peace or negotiate, so Hitler shifted to trying to break British morale — notably the Luftwaffe’s bombing campaign (the Blitz) — rather than expecting a negotiated settlement.
His public, uncompromising rhetoric made clear Britain would not seek peace or negotiate, so Hitler shifted to trying to break British morale — notably the Luftwaffe’s bombing campaign (the Blitz) — rather than expecting a negotiated settlement.
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