Clearing The Ruins In England

During WWII, Hitler's air blitz devastated 5 million English homes. American GIs assisted in the cleanup of London's wreckage. Duncan Sandys, Minister of Works, provided insights into the destruction. A GI from New York expressed his desire to help rebuild and wished he could provide furniture from his past business. The efforts of these GIs are paving the way for London to rebuild new and better homes.

What was the primary consequence of Hitler's air blitz on England?

• Destruction of homes and buildings

• Increase in population

• Improved infrastructure

• Economic growth

How many American GIs were involved in the cleanup efforts in London?

• 2,000

• 4,000

• 1,000

• 3,000

Who was the Minister of Works mentioned in the cleanup efforts?

• Duncan Sandys

• Winston Churchill

• Clement Attlee

• Neville Chamberlain

What did the GI from New York wish he could provide to help rebuild London?

• Construction materials

• Furniture

• Financial aid

• Architectural designs

What is the future vision for London after the cleanup?

• To focus on industrial development

• To remain as it is

• To rebuild new and better homes

• To become a tourist destination