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What were Germany's strengths during World War 1?
Germany's strengths during World War 1 was the use of the element of surprise in warfare. Also, because Germany was the most significant member of the Central Powers, she was able to influence her allies to follow her command during the war while the Allied Forces operated independently.
Why did Germany use so much firepower during World War 2?
Because they needed (well wanted) to out fire and outclass the allies so they wanted to win!
What military technology did Germany use in world war 1?
mustard gas, machine guns & mobile mines that were fore runner of the modern tankThe tank or mobile artillery was invented and first used by the allies!
What is the allies launch operation torch?
something that allies use to see they are very high beam lights. this was written by a professional
What new weapon did germany use to restrict trade with the allies?
During World War I, Germany unleashed a much improved version of an old weapon, the submarine, in its war-making effort against its enemies. Thoroughly modernized and nightmarishly effective, the submarines wielded by Germany causes great losses among Allied merchants and severely restricted sea-borne trade among the same.
What nation remained a threat to the Allies after Germany's defeat?
The Great Japanese Empire, that remained as a threat to the Allies (mostly USA) until the 1st use of atomic bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, marking the end of the WW2
What strategy did allies use to defeat japan in the pacific?
Island-Hopping .
what best describes the grand strategy employed by the US Great Britain and the other Allied Forces in World War 2?
The Allies agreed to use the bulk of their resources to defeat Nazi Germany first before focusing on Japan.
Why did Germany use U-boats in World War 1?
so they could take the allies by suprise and they could fire torpetos to wreck the allies ships
How would the war have changed if Spain decided to enter the war as a German ally as opposed to declaring neutrality?
The Underground Resistance Network would have lost the perfect place for spiriting people out of France and other nations. Many downed airman and Jews were able to use Spain as a place to escape to and to leave from for safer horizons. If Spain had joined Germany the Allies would have had to fight them and invade their nation too. It would have been much harder for the Allies to defeat Germany if Spain had joined Germany in the war.
Who was on the Axis and Who was on the Allies?
Germany, Japan , Italy, Hungary, Romania, and Bulgaria were the Axis. The British, the Soviet Union, China and the U.S. were the allies. Finland was not in the Axis, but it fought against the Soviet Union and received help from Germany. Use this info in a good paper.
What strategy did Hannibal use in the second Punic wars?
To threaten the city of Rome, alienate its allies and defeat any army which Rome sent against him.
Was Germany able to use the tactic of interior lines as World War 1 began?
Germany's Schlieffen Plan was more sophisticated than the Allies as WW 1 began. The plan made use of interior lines between Russia and France. At first their army attacked France while Austria held the Russians at bay. Germany's plan was also to take advantage of Russia's huge size and its ability to not mobilize quickly. The Germans, hoping to defeat France first then planned on using its railway system to shift forces from the western front to the eastern front and defeat Russia.
How did tanks help the Allies in World War 2?
yes, The use of tank warfare reduced the use of trench warfare
In Dragonball-Z budokai 2 How do you get teen gohan?
On Level 9 of 'Dragon World,' pick Adult Gohan as one of your allies. Use Adult Gohan to defeat Cell.
Why did Nazi Germany use aerial bombardment against the Allies during the early years of World War 2?
Because they could and because it was effective.
Did the Japanese use the German p38 pistol?
I would assume a few would end up in the Pacific theatre since Japan & Germany were allies.
