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Why did the US and the United Kingdom think the Germany First strategy would be an effective strategy?
They viewed Germany as the greatest threat in the war. You're welcome, Study Island-ers
How was the outcome of the Munich Agreement similar to the outcome of Adolf Hitler's nonaggression agreement with Stalin?
Both agreements were broken when Germany attacked protected territories.
What advantage did the allies have in confronting Germany Italy and japan?
the allies had a coordinating strategy for victory
What strategy did Germany use against Great Britain in 1915?
unrestricted submarine warfare
What was the Names of Germany's strategy to knock out France World War 1?
The von Schlieffen Plan
Why is assertive communication an effective strategy?
It increases the chance that you will achieve the outcome you want . (Apex)
Why did the US and the United Kingdom think the Germany First strategy would be an effective strategy?
They viewed Germany as the greatest threat in the war. You're welcome, Study Island-ers
What was the Germany strategy called in world war 2?
blitzkrieg
What was the names of the Germany attack strategy in World War 2?
Blitzkrieg
What strategy did England attempt to avoid war with Germany?
Giving him the sudetenland
How did American entry into world 1 affect Germany strategy?
Not Sure
What was the outcome of for Germany in World War 2?
The outcome of Germany was that it was split into four zones, one for the US, one for the Soviets, one for the British, and one four the French. Berlin was also divided into four zones.
What is the difference between strategy and procedure?
A Procedure typically involves a set of actions that are followed in order to achieve a specific goal or target.A Strategy is a SPECIFIC SET of PROCEDURES to achieve an OVERALL GOAL or TARGET.The DIFFERENCE:While a Procedure is usually pretty consistent (unchanging); Strategy / Strategies are usually dynamic (constantly updated/changed), depending on the circumstances of a given situation (like the actions of others).For example, there is a Procedure to building a table & There is a Strategy to winning a game. If you follow the correct procedure to build a table, you will end up with a correctly built table. The outcome of a game, on the other hand, depends on the other players strategy and your response (strategy) to their strategy; so your actions (procedures) are part of your strategy.A Procedure will ONLY work given the circumstances are NOT CHANGING; therefore the same actions (a procedure) will NOT always result in the same outcome if the circumstances are changed/changing.
How was the outcome of the Munich agreement similar to the outcome of adolf hitlers nonaggression with Stalin?
Both agreements were broken when Germany attacked protected territories.
What was the outcome from the battle of the bulge?
Germany lost. American won. End of story.
Germany's strategy to surprise France by invading through Belgium was called the?
The "Schlieffen" Plan was Germany's stategy to invade France by invading through Germany.
What is the evidence that Hitler strategy was failing?
He lost World War 2 for Germany.
