The one landing that almost failed was 1) Utah Beach 2) Juno 3) Calais 4) Omaha Beach Allied progress was extremely slow after the Normandy breakout because of 1) stiff German resistance 2) French hedgerows (Bocage) 3) ongoing Allied supply problems 4) all of the above Paris was liberated in September 1944 through 1) Allied advances toward the city 2) a rebellion by the Parisians 3) the German military governor voluntarily surrendered the city 4) all of the above The July 20, 1944 Bomb Plot was 1) an Allied attempt to end Germany's atomic research project 2) an attempt by Germans to kill Hitler 3) the Canadian/British commando raid on Dieppe 4) an Allied attempt to kill Hitler
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