Question

What was blitzkrieg

A. A form of war emphasizing quick movements to take an ememy off guard
B. A military policy focusing on defense of the german homeland
C. The german policy of annexing German- speaking peoples
D. The german policy of re- arming the military

Answer 1

I know this is quite late but the answer is A. The Blitzkreig was something the Germans specialized into their military during ww2 to push their enemies. It was greatly used and a great strategy. Pretty sure many countries stopped the blitzkreig in it's tracks though like the USSR, Poland, Belgium (Held out for like 2 weeks?) etc.

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Answer 2

Blitzkrieg was a form of war emphasizing quick movements to take an enemy off guard. The correct answer is A. In German, the word blitz means fast, and krieg means war, so the translation would be a "lightning war," which option A definitely applies to. It is a strategy where you'd attack quickly in order to surprise your enemies.