How was the battle at normandy a turning point in world war ii?
a) the allied forces were defeated and retreated.
b) the axis forces succeeded in ambushing the allied forces at normandy.
c) the allied forces succeeded in pushing over one million allied soldiers into france.
d) the axis forces had the advantage of the element of surprise.

*its c : )

The answer is C: The Allied forces succeeded in pushing over one million Allied soldiers into France.

On June 6, 1944, the Allied forces (USA, Britain, Canada, the Free French forces) landed (later other allied countries would contribute more forces to the invasion), launched a massive “amphibious invasion” on the northern cost of France. The invasion was successful and the Allied forces were able to stablish a beachhead (the zone gained and protected after an invasion by sea) from which the Allied forces were able to push into France (with over one million Allied soldiers), weakening the German efforts, and causing also the weakening of German forces on the Eastern front. This battle would prove decisive in defeating Germany in WWII.  

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