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Serjik [45]
3 years ago
15

Which suggests the most important side effect that the Candy Bombers mission had on the people of Berlin?

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1 answer:
AlexFokin [52]3 years ago
3 0

Are this ur choices?

A.The Candy Bombers understood the people of Berlin were doomed and wanted to make them happy one last time.

B. The Candy Bombers kept civilians happy to distract Soviet attention from the Allies as they constructed the Berlin Wall.

C. The candy wrappers had propaganda messages because people who got a treat were more likely to read the material.

D. The candy pleased children while letting the adults know that people in the outside world were aware of their plight. <--------------Answer.

The candy also signified to the USSR that the US would not give up on Berlin, contrary to what the USSR believed, and so the USSR soon lifted the Berlin Blockade.

Hope this helps!

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