Which of the following best describes Germany's military strategy at the start

of World War II?

A. It launched extremely fast-paced invasions of its neighbors.

B. It attacked both France and the Soviet Union at once.

C. It isolated France and Britain using submarine warfare.

D. It stationed its troops in trenches to hold large amounts of territory.

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Rowan Sullivan

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18 November, 02:00

Which of the following best describes Germany's military strategy at the start

of World War II?

A. It launched extremely fast-paced invasions of its neighbors.

B. It attacked both France and the Soviet Union at once.

C. It isolated France and Britain using submarine warfare.

D. It stationed its troops in trenches to hold large amounts of territory.

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Virginia Novak · Answer 1

A. It launched extremely fast-paced invasions of its neighbors.

Explanation:

Germany invaded half of Europe in less than a year using extremely fast paced bombing raids called the Blitzkrieg.

Matias · Answer 2

A. It launched extremely fast-paced invasions of its neighbors.

Explanation:

These types of invasions were called Blitzkrieg.