What allowed Germany to achieve early victories in Poland, the eastern and southern coasts of the North Sea, and France in 1940?
a. Mechanization and air power had created opportunities for fluid, rapid, mobile campaigning.
b. Britain and France did not have the manpower to support multiple campaigns.
c. Russia helped secure the victories with additional armies in those areas.
d. Britain and France were still planning their campaigns while Germany was advancing.
c
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