How did Britain cope during World War 2?

Answer 1

Because Britain was a relatively small country in an isolated position in the world. the armed forces and the people had a job that needed doing if they were to overcome the efforts that Germany was making to defeat them. The reason moral is important is that if you have the feeling that you will loose you may as well stop before any one gets hurt.

Answer 2

People around the world kept up their morale by creating a tighter community to support one another. Many people attended church and became closer to God. He became their source of hope and faith. Letters were written to one another and to soldiers. Hollywood entertainment industry opened several canteens for soldiers where they could be entertained and get free food and delightful friendship. Music and movies helped those who had the extra money to attend them. The radio often bolstered their morale when the audience would hear of victorious battles. They read books, played cards, did war work at the home front and in Britain the evacuees learned to enjoy being in the countryside safe away from the bombing. The soldiers kept up their morale with letters from home, newspapers, radio, strong camaraderie and the help of Chaplains. They were entertained by the USO troops and given respite to get baths, enjoy the towns they had freed from the enemies, meet with the people they had liberated and some attended church or chaplain services.

They did not have the internet or satellite phone service then but we do now so we can take care to support our servicemen now.

Answer 3

they got screwed so ran away