Canada Navy Lookout men

The transcript discusses Britain's besieged state during WWII and highlights the strategic importance of new air and submarine bases established in conquered territories like France and Norway.

Why was Britain considered besieged during World War II?

• It was neutral in the war.

• It was economically prosperous.

• It had no allies.

• It was surrounded by enemy forces.

What was the significance of establishing new bases in France during the war?

• To provide humanitarian aid.

• To promote tourism.

• To strengthen Axis military operations.

• To improve trade relations.

Which country was strategically important for air and submarine bases during World War II?

• France

• Italy

• Sweden

• Spain

What was a key military development in Norway during the war?

• Development of new industries.

• Formation of peace treaties.

• Construction of new railways.

• Establishment of submarine bases.

Which of the following countries was not mentioned as having new military bases during the war?

• Britain

• France

• Norway

• Germany