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In World War II, to what does “D-Day” refer? a. Hitler’s invasion of France. b. the Allied invasion of France. c. the end of World War II in Europe. d. the Japanese attack on Pea…

In World War II, to what does “D-Day” refer? a. Hitler’s invasion of France. b. the Allied invasion of France. c. the end of World War II in Europe. d. the Japanese attack on Pea…
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In World War II, to what does “D-Day” refer?

a. Hitler’s invasion of France.


b. the Allied invasion of France.


c. the end of World War II in Europe.


d. the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor

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I think its B because D-Day stands for Allied landings in Normandy on the 6th of June in 1944.
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