United Kingdom, 1940

In 1940, Winston Churchill declared that Britain would not negotiate with Hitler. The strategic bombing between Germany and Britain escalated, with the German Air Force targeting English cities. Rosie Newman documented the Blitz's impact. Due to aircraft losses, both sides switched to night sorties. London was a primary target, and Hitler threatened retaliation for Berlin airstrikes. The British prepared for a potential invasion, with the Home Guard practicing ambush tactics and installing coastal defenses. Experiments were conducted to develop a more lethal fuel mixture.

What was Winston Churchill's position regarding negotiations with Hitler?

• He was open to negotiations.

• He refused to negotiate.

• He was undecided about negotiations.

• He wanted to negotiate only with Hitler's allies.

What did the German Air Force target during the Blitz?

• England's cities

• Industrial factories

• Military bases

• Rural areas

Who documented the impact of the Blitz with a small camera?

• A German journalist

• An amateur named Rosie Newman

• A professional war photographer

• A British soldier

What defensive measures did Britain take in anticipation of a German invasion?

• Deploying naval mines

• Constructing a large wall

• Installing coastal flamethrower systems

• Building underground bunkers

What tactics did the English Home Guard practice to prepare for a potential invasion?

• Aerial dogfights

• Ambush tactics and camouflage

• Chemical warfare

• Naval warfare