The Battle of Britain example shows that Germany could not invade.

• A. Britain could not invade Germany
• B. RAF victory led to alliance
• C. Germany could not invade Britain
• D. Battle ended in stalemate

Answer: (C)

The key idea is that invasion depends on air superiority. The Battle of Britain showed that Germany could not establish control of the skies over the Channel and Britain, despite relentless bombing, could defend itself and prevent an amphibious invasion. That outcome means the invasion plan could not proceed, which is why the statement about Germany not being able to invade Britain is the correct one.

This isn’t about Britain invading Germany, nor about alliances forming, nor about a stalemate. The battle is remembered as a defense victory that stopped the German invasion.