Which of the following details supports the idea the plan to beat Germany has changed?

a. "Germany did not have the atomic bomb." (163)

b. "'Our principal concern,' he explained, 'was to keep information and atomic scientists from falling into the hands of the Russians.'" (163)

c. "He was worth more to us than ten divisions of Germans, said Groves." (164)

d. "Two, all the scientists were gone." (163)

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Lilyana Powers

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6 August, 03:03

Which of the following details supports the idea the plan to beat Germany has changed?

a. "Germany did not have the atomic bomb." (163)

b. "'Our principal concern,' he explained, 'was to keep information and atomic scientists from falling into the hands of the Russians.'" (163)

c. "He was worth more to us than ten divisions of Germans, said Groves." (164)

d. "Two, all the scientists were gone." (163)

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Jovanni Holt · Answer 1

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Explanation:

Which of the following details supports the idea the plan to beat Germany has changed?

a. "Germany did not have the atomic bomb." (163)

b. "'Our principal concern,' he explained, 'was to keep information and atomic scientists from falling into the hands of the Russians.'" (163)

c. "He was worth more to us than ten divisions of Germans, said Groves." (164)

d. "Two, all the scientists were gone." (163)