Question

4. Which statement best describes the relationship between the war during 1941 and 1944? A. In both years, the Germans are winning the war, making 1944 an urgent moment to surprise them. B. In 1941 the Germans were winning but in 1944 the Allies had dealt them many losses. C. In 1941 and 1944, the Allies were winning but not quite able to destroy the German army. D. In 1941, the Germans were better trained than the Allies are in 1944.

Answer 1

B. In 1941 the Germans were winning but in 1944 the Allies had dealt them many losses.

Step-by-step explanation:

In 1941, the German army was extremely successful and you could say that they were winning since most allied troops had suffered great losses. Germany was trying to expand and gain more territory. By 1944, the American army and the remains of the allied forces had almost defeated the German army and were already fighting in continental Europe.