Correct answers:
A. Most sea battles in the Pacific were fought by aircraft carriers attacking each other.
B. Some German scientists, such as Einstein, helped the Allies defeat the Nazis.
C. Some Allied offensives saw the use of large numbers of parachute and glider troops.
NB: The Allies' plan to invade German-held Normandy was code named the D-day attack and Manhattan project was the project that saw the production of the first nuclear bombs later used in Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Answer:With regard to the events that took place in World War II, the options are true:
Some Allied offensives saw the use of large numbers of parachute troops and gliders.
Some German scientists, such as Einstein, helped the Allies defeat the Nazis.
Most of the naval battles in the Pacific were fought by aircraft carriers attacking each other.
Explanation:
During World War II, and within the most relevant events that occurred, there were:
In the invasion of Normandy, for example, the offensive included an attack by a large number parachute troops and gliders. Before the landing on the Normandy beaches, the allies had to take actions to be able to appropriate the bridges over the river Orne. Many parachute troops divisions were launched in Caen and the northern part of Carentan, constituting a good allied offensive.
Albert Einstein, at that time a nationalized American and who was a physics professor, was one of the promoters of the research that led to the development of nuclear weapons.
The great naval clashes that occurred in the Pacific, such as the battles of the Coral Sea and the Philippine Sea, between the US and Japanese forces. The most relevant feature of these naval battles was the confrontation between aircraft carriers that attacked each other.
The first option is not true, because the Manhattan project refers to the design and use of atomic bombs. The Normandy landing was designated with the code name of Operation Overlord.
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