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What did the term D-Day refer to during World War II? A. The dropping of the atomic bomb B. The day that Germany surrendered C. The allied invasion of Nazi-occupied France D. The Battle of the Bulge
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What did the term D-Day refer to during World War II?

A. The dropping of the atomic bomb
B. The day that Germany surrendered
C. The allied invasion of Nazi-occupied France
D. The Battle of the Bulge

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C)The allied invasion of Nazi occupied France
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C) the allied invasion of Nazi-occupied France

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