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Emma Bray

24 July, 03:09

What was the significance of the allied victory at the Suez Canal

A) Allied groups gain control of North Africa

B) Field marshal Rommel. Proved his extraordinary military tactics

C) The British army proved it could score a victory on its own

D) the momentum of the war shifted in favor of Germany

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