What was the Blitzkrieg?

A. A German term describing racial unity

B. A method of war using motorized vehicles and aggressive movement

C. A German term for "peace with honor"

D. A method of war involving extensive fortifications and focusing on defense

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4 January, 17:55

What was the Blitzkrieg?

A. A German term describing racial unity

B. A method of war using motorized vehicles and aggressive movement

C. A German term for "peace with honor"

D. A method of war involving extensive fortifications and focusing on defense

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Yandel Mcclain · Answer 1

B.

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The Blitzkrieg meant "lightning war". It was aggressive and devastating to many countries. They used planes to bomb cities in succession and then came in with motorized troops to impose even more terror on their subjects.

What was the Blitzkrieg?A. A German term describing racial unityB. A method of war using motorized vehicles and aggressive movementC. A German term for "peace with honor"D. A method of war involving extensive fortifications and focusing on defense

What was the Blitzkrieg?

A. A German term describing racial unity

B. A method of war using motorized vehicles and aggressive movement

C. A German term for "peace with honor"

D. A method of war involving extensive fortifications and focusing on defense