What advantages did the Allied powers have over the Axis powers that allowed them to win the war? Group of answer choices Greater manpower and resources and access to goods from their global empires A more sophisticated understanding of propaganda and mass media as well as the tools to use it more effectively Vastly superior weapons and technology as well as a strong industrial base The support of their civilian populations, which the Axis leaders never had

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9 February, 18:35

What advantages did the Allied powers have over the Axis powers that allowed them to win the war? Group of answer choices Greater manpower and resources and access to goods from their global empires A more sophisticated understanding of propaganda and mass media as well as the tools to use it more effectively Vastly superior weapons and technology as well as a strong industrial base The support of their civilian populations, which the Axis leaders never had

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Evie Kelley · Answer 1

Greater manpower and resources and access to goods from their global empires/A more sophisticated understanding of propaganda and mass media as well as the tools to use it more effectively

Explanation:

The main advantage that Allied powers had were the huge resources and manpower that allowed to create big armies and navies to support campaigns in Europe, North Africa and Asia in few years.

Both factions had the support of their civilian populations and sophisticated understanding of propaganda.

Although Axis powers had superior weapons and technology in comparison with the Allied powers, they lack of industrial base to produce them in quantity and did not have huge resources to sustain war production.