Which events of 1943 helped make an Allied victory possible? Choose all answers that are correct.

The Red Army surrendered, allowing the Allies to march through Russia.

Allied code breakers secretly cracked the Nazi naval code and could then read key messages.

The Battle of Guadalcanal proved to be a turning point in the war in the Pacific.

Allied forces were able to invade both Germany and Japan.

Option C

Explanation:

Why option A is INCORRECT: The red army never surrendered during the war, even after the Nazi invasions into Russia. Not to mention, after Germany attacked Russia, the Russians worked with the allies to stop Germany.

Why option B is INCORRECT: While the allies did break the Enigma Code, the code used by the German Military, it wasn't broken in 1943, it was actually broken on July 9th, 1941. So technically the answer is wrong because it wasn't broken in 1943, but two years prior.

Why option C is CORRECT: The Battle of Guadalcanal took place in the pacific and started in 1942. The invasion by American troops ended on February 3rd, 1943, and proved to be a turning point. Because the battle ended in 1943, this answer is correct

Why option D is INCORRECT: Russian troops first entered Germany on January 12th, 1945. So technically, Germany wasn't invaded until the Russians reached the capital in Germany that day. And on the Japanese end, they were never invaded, they surrendered at the end of the war due to the two atomic bombs, "Little boy" and "Fat Boy" (yes, those were the nicknames of the bombs), were dropped on Nagasaki and Hiroshima.

So your only truly correct answer here would be option C.

(While I may not be an expert on WWII, I do hope my answer helps you!)

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