What is the greatest risk germany took by establishing this policy

a. wasting its energy chasing down passenger ships

b. harming innocent people and making new enemies

c. angering the British by denying them war supplies

d. failing to prevent delivery of supplies by other routes

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12 March, 12:24

What is the greatest risk germany took by establishing this policy

a. wasting its energy chasing down passenger ships

b. harming innocent people and making new enemies

c. angering the British by denying them war supplies

d. failing to prevent delivery of supplies by other routes

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Fury · Answer 1

B. harming innocent people and making new enemies.

Tyrese Fry · Answer 2

The correct answer is b. harming innocent people and making new enemies

When Germany introduced the unrestricted submarine warfare policies, they started attacking any ship in sight, they didn't care who it was, even though it could bring them new enemies. It eventually did just that since it was one of the main reasons why the United States entered the war even though they were against participation for a long time.

What is the greatest risk germany took by establishing this policya. wasting its energy chasing down passenger shipsb. harming innocent people and making new enemiesc. angering the British by denying them war suppliesd. failing to prevent delivery of supplies by other routes

What is the greatest risk germany took by establishing this policy

a. wasting its energy chasing down passenger ships

b. harming innocent people and making new enemies

c. angering the British by denying them war supplies

d. failing to prevent delivery of supplies by other routes