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Why did the German's begin to sink American ships WITH their submarines?
To stop supplies from reaching England
Compare submarines and ships?
Ships try to avoid sinking, submarines sink on purpose...
How did submarines affect society?
They caused anxiety and sink ships.
Why did they use the subs in war?
To sink enemy vessels, ships or submarines.
What did Germany use submarines for?
sink allied supply ships to England
What Was World war 1 like in the Atlantic Ocean?
The Atlantic Theatre was not home to many battles, but there was an abundant population of German submarines with orders to sink any Allied ships or ships going to Britain.
What were the u boats used for during World War 2?
They were submarines (German Untersee boat) used to sink ships carring men and materials to war fronts
How were submarines used in the Great War?
They were used mainly to sink enemy transport ships.
What was the significance of convoy in world war 1?
In the World War One era, it was vital for cargo ships to cross the Atlantic Ocean for the transport of supplies from the USA to Western Europe. The major danger in this was that German submarines were able to use torpedoes to sink ships, both military and merchant vessels. The ship sailing formation called a convoy was designed to protect ships in the convoy and to destroy German submarines.
What caused German submarines to attack ships off the coast of Brazil in World War 2?
During WW 2 the US needed rubber for its war manufacturing plants. The main source for the US was Brazil. This caused many long range German submarines to cruise along the coasts of Brazil to sink cargo ships that might be transporting rubber to the US
What is a you boat from World War 2?
U-boats were German submarines. in the second world war their job was to sink merchant ships to cut oof supplies from America going to Britain.
Who used torpedoes?
During WW1, German U-boats (submarines) used torpedoes to sink boats and ships belonging to the Allies or any vessel aiding the Allies war cause.
