The Battle of Britain was
a. designed as a precursor of a future German invasion of Great Britain.
b. largely a land battle fought on the outskirts of London.
c. a tremendous victory for the German Luftwaffe and set the stage for the invasion of France.
d. intended to raise German morale after its defeat at Stalingrad.
e. a defeat for Great Britain because of Germany's use of radar.
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Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
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