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World War I rendered the High Seas Fleet of Tirpitz unable to break whose command of the sea?
France's Royal Army
Britain's Royal Navy
USA's Pacific Fleet
Russia's Black Sea Fleet
Answer
The High Seas Fleet of Tirpitz was unable to break Britain's Royal Navy's command of the sea in World War I. The Royal Navy had a larger and more powerful fleet than Germany, and it was able to blockade German ports and prevent the German fleet from leaving the North Sea.
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