Question

the d - day invasion in june 1944 on the beaches of normandy was important to the outcome of world war ii because it
stopped soviet advances in eastern europe
opened a new allied front in europe
avoided use of the atomic bomb against civilian targets
forced italy to surrender

Explanation:

The D - Day invasion was a major Allied operation. It was not about stopping Soviet advances (the Soviets were allies), the atomic bomb was used later in Japan (not related to D - Day), and Italy had already surrendered before D - Day. The key was that it opened a new front in Europe against Nazi Germany.

Answer:

B. opened a new Allied front in Europe