Which statement does not accurately describe events in World War II? A. Large numbers of parachute and glider troops were used in battle for the first time. B. Aircraft carriers were the decisive weapon in sea battles in the Pacific. C. Albert Einstein was one of several German scientists who helped the Allies defeat the Nazis. D. The Marshall Plan was the code name given to the Allied invasion of Normandy.

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Which statement does not accurately describe events in World War II? 	 	   A. 	Large numbers of parachute and glider troops were used in battle for the first time. 	   B. 	Aircraft carriers were the decisive weapon in sea battles in the Pacific. 	   C. 	Albert Einstein was one of several German scientists who helped the Allies defeat the Nazis. 	   D. 	The Marshall Plan was the code name given to the Allied invasion of Normandy.

anonymous · Answer

I'd say (D). The Marshall Plan wasn't the codename for the Normandy invasion (that was under Operation Overlord). The Marshall Plan was the economic strategy that the Allies intended to help rebuild Europe with after the war.