1. Which outcome best describes the significance of the RAF’s victory in the Battle of Britain?
2. Why was air superiority so important to Germany’s invasion plans in 1940?
3. What was the main reason the Luftwaffe shifted to night raids during the Blitz?
Battle of Britain — key outcome?
RAF victory prevented German invasion.
Luftwaffe — role?
Carried out bombing and air attacks against Britain.
RAF Fighter Command — function?
Fought Luftwaffe to achieve air superiority.
Operation Sea Lion — purpose?
German planned invasion of Britain dependent on air control.
The Blitz — strategy?
German night bombing of Britain’s industrial centres.
Adlerangriff — target?
German air offensive targeting air bases and factories.
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