During the final years of world war ii in europe, american and british bombing
a. supported invasions of italy.
b. destroyed german factories and cities.
c. were ineffective as german air power grew.
d. were mounted out of bases in the soviet union.

B!

Explanation:

B!

Explanation:

B. destroyed German factories and cities.

Explanation:

The strategic bombings during World War II included the aerial bombardment of military forces, railroads, ports, cities-and any civil zone-and industrial areas.

The strategy to be followed by the British in the bombing operations was presented on September 23, 1941. It ensured that the objective of the air strikes would be "Attack in order to break the morale of the population making the cities physically uninhabitable and plunge the population into a sense of constant danger. "

The first massive bombardment was carried out on the medieval city of Cologne, one of the largest industrial zones of the country. On the night of May 30 to 31, 1942, 1,046 bombers dropped more than 2,000 tons of explosives and incendiary bombs, causing hundreds of individual fires. The devastation was total, destroying more than 3300 houses and 36 factories, among others.

In October 1943, Harris urged the government to give all possible information to the population about the attacks on Germany. The British objectives were, in addition to factories and military objectives, the civilian population. The means of transport, public services, roads, railroads, housing and everything that helped to undermine German morals were objective. From September 23, river ports and canals began to be bombarded, with attacks on the Dortmund-Ems canal and the Central canal on which the German economy depended greatly. The attacks on the Dortmund-Ems caused huge delays in traffic to the Rhine River that caused an immediate impact on the transport of goods, highlighting the transport of coal, a fundamental part of the German economy. At the beginning of 1945, shipments had been cut in half and except for limited areas, the supply of coal and basic goods had been eliminated.

B. destroyed German factories and cities.

Explanation:

The strategic bombings during World War II included the aerial bombardment of military forces, railroads, ports, cities-and any civil zone-and industrial areas.

The strategy to be followed by the British in the bombing operations was presented on September 23, 1941. It ensured that the objective of the air strikes would be "Attack in order to break the morale of the population making the cities physically uninhabitable and plunge the population into a sense of constant danger. "

The first massive bombardment was carried out on the medieval city of Cologne, one of the largest industrial zones of the country. On the night of May 30 to 31, 1942, 1,046 bombers dropped more than 2,000 tons of explosives and incendiary bombs, causing hundreds of individual fires. The devastation was total, destroying more than 3300 houses and 36 factories, among others.

In October 1943, Harris urged the government to give all possible information to the population about the attacks on Germany. The British objectives were, in addition to factories and military objectives, the civilian population. The means of transport, public services, roads, railroads, housing and everything that helped to undermine German morals were objective. From September 23, river ports and canals began to be bombarded, with attacks on the Dortmund-Ems canal and the Central canal on which the German economy depended greatly. The attacks on the Dortmund-Ems caused huge delays in traffic to the Rhine River that caused an immediate impact on the transport of goods, highlighting the transport of coal, a fundamental part of the German economy. At the beginning of 1945, shipments had been cut in half and except for limited areas, the supply of coal and basic goods had been eliminated.

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