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Mollie Donaldson

6 May, 08:52

Which best describes how the Thames endangered London during World War II?

A) The Thames River caused great flooding during World War II.

B) The Thames River spread disease during World War II.

C) The Thames River led German bombing pilots to London.

D) The Thames River became so polluted all its fish died.

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