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During the occupation, the Danish population ceased work, leaving only essential services operational. Despite the Germans cutting off water and imposing food rationing, the Danes found ways to sustain themselves. The spirit of resistance persisted, with plans continuing and the people rallying behind their king, demonstrating resilience in the face of occupation and adversity.

What actions did the Danish population take in response to the occupation?

• They continued their daily routines.

• They stopped working, leaving only essential services operational.

• They welcomed the occupiers.

• They fled the country.

How did the Danes manage after the Germans cut off the water supply?

• They imported water from neighboring countries.

• They found alternative means to access water.

• They relied solely on rainwater.

• They did not find any solution.

What measure was imposed to manage food resources?

• Food was stockpiled in secret locations.

• Food imports were increased.

• Food rationing was strictly enforced.

• Free distribution of food.

Who did the Danish people rally behind during the occupation?

• The German occupiers.

• Their king.

• Local merchants.

• Neighboring countries.

What was the overall spirit of the Danish people despite the occupation?

• Defeated and hopeless.

• Resilient and determined to resist.

• Indifferent to the situation.

• Eager to collaborate with the occupiers.