Why did allied forces find so much destruction when they finally reached germany?

german troops had destroyed the country to prevent the allies from finding supplies.

german civilians had been rioting to protest the war and the actions of the nazi regime.

german cities and factories had been destroyed by the many battles between ground
troops.

german cities and factories had been destroyed by an ongoing allied bombing campaign.

The correct answer is German cities and factories had been destroyed by an ongoing Allied bombing campaign.

During WWII, allied forces heavily bombed Germany. From 1940 to early 1942, the targets of attacks were mostly factories. From 1942 onwards, the centers of towns would be the main target for nocturnal attacks. The purpose of these new attacks was to have an enormous and destructive effect on the morale of the people living in the cities, and the destruction of a large part of the cities’ housing stock. This is why Allied forces found so much destruction when they finally reached Germany.

German cities and factories had been destroyed by an ongoing Allied bombing campaign.

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