Question

Draw Conclusions Most supplies for Allied troops in North Africa had to be

brought in by sea. According to the map, why would this have posed a

problem?

Answer 1

Sending supplies by sea posed to North Africa posed a problem for the allies because:

• Germany controlled areas around the Mediterranean.
• Germany had submarines which could sink allied ships.

What threat was posed by shipping?

In order to get to North Africa, the Allies had to go through the Mediterranean sea which was mostly occupied by the Germans on the European side.

From these occupied areas, the Germans could have sent U-Boats or submarines to attack Allied ships and stop them from delivering supplies.

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