provide supplies to the British despite their inability to pay for them

provide for the construction of British and American military bases in North Africa and the Middle East

extend the German reparations payments for another two decades

provide for a Republican government in Vichy France

shore up the American west coast in case of an attack by the Japanese navy or air force

the German Luftwaffe and the Royal Air Force

British destroyers and German fighter planes and u-boats

the British army and the German army and air force

the British and American armies and the Germany army and air force

the German Luftwaffe and the British Navy

German attacks on France

French attacks on Germany

French attacks on Italy

Italian attacks on France

German attacks on Poland

German air force attacks on British cities

A German land invasion of the south coast of England from Normandy

German naval forces gaining control of the English Channel

British surrender to the combined forces of Germany and Italy

The liberation of Ireland from German forces

Neville Chamberlain

Clement Attlee

David Lloyd George

Winston Churchill

Bertrand Russell

They attacked France from Belgium, where the line was nonexistent.

They sent more forces than the French had thought possible.

They decimated the fortifications with aerial assaults before attempting an attack.

They sailed their forces around the Mediterranean and attacked France from the South coast.

None of the other answers is correct; the forces of Germany were repelled by the Maginot Line.