The Blitzkrieg was
a. a steady, methodical armed attack that was aimed at achieving an eventual weakening of an enemy and, finally, surrender.
b. a coordinated sudden attack by land and air forces.
c. never able to achieve its specific military objectives.
d. a series of naval attacks that were aimed at blockading enemy ports.
e. the use of massed artillery fire and poison gas against enemy fortifications.
Question 2
At the Munich Conference of 1938,
a. the British and the French representatives allowed Hitler to take over the Sudetenland.
b. the British prime minister refused to agree to the demands of Adolf Hitler.
c. the policy of appeasement successfully put a stop to German expansion in Europe.
d. eventual Nazi control of all of Czechoslovakia was avoided.
e. Winston Churchill gave his support to the policy of appeasement.
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