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During World War I Germany attempted to resist the British blockade of the sea routes to Germany by?
use of submarines
How did Germany attempt to counteract British naval strength during World War 1?
The u boat
What did Germans use to get around Britain's naval blockade?
The Germans used U-Boats to sink the merchant ships that were carrying supplies to Britain. German U-Boats were also used to target and sink naval vessels. On the day that Britain declared war on Germany, German U-boats sunk the British merchant ship the Athenia as it sailed from Liverpool to Montreal.
What happened to as a result of the British naval blockade?
The British naval blockade during World War I severely restricted Germany's access to essential supplies, leading to widespread shortages of food, fuel, and raw materials. This blockade contributed to significant hardship and malnutrition among the German population, resulting in social unrest and discontent. Ultimately, the blockade weakened Germany’s war effort and played a crucial role in the overall Allied victory.
What was Germany's unrestriced submarine warfare?
In the early days of submarine warfare, there were rules that everyone followed when attacking ships. If a submarine was attacking a ship that wasn't obviously a warship, they were supposed to show themselves to the ship, tell them they were going to sink that ship, and then make sure that the crew and civilians were safely off the ship before it was sunk. During World War I, the British had such a large navy that the German navy could not defeat it, and the British were able to stop other ships from bringing food and supplies to Germany. Not only that, but the British could have food and supplies sent to England without much fear of the Germans stopping them. The Germans decided do anything they could to break the British blockade, and to stop food/supply shipments from reaching England. This meant stopping the old rules of using submarines. However, without the old rules for warning ships that they were going to be sunk and making sure the non-military people were safe, this tactic angered countries who weren't involved in the war but had their ships sunk. The USA was one such country...
Did Hitler ever plan to invade Ireland?
No. Ireland was neutral during the war, although they send some supplies to Germany because Germany was fighting the British.
What did Germany hope for by returning to unrestricted submaine warfare?
Britain blockaded Germany during World War 1, preventing food and materials from reaching the country. The Germans hoped to break the blockade by deploying submarines that would destroy British maritime power. Also, the submarines attacked cargo ships that brought supplies to Britain. In this way, Germany attempted to blockade Britain through the use of submarines. Also, submarines crushed British morale and made the war unpopular in the eyes of the public.
What did the british do to prevent supplies and reinforcements from reaching the Contintal Army?
The British implemented a naval blockade to restrict supplies and reinforcements from reaching the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War. By controlling key ports and waterways, they aimed to cut off essential resources and support from both the colonies and foreign allies. Additionally, British forces conducted raids and patrols to intercept supply lines and disrupt communication between the colonies. This strategy was designed to weaken the Continental Army's capabilities and diminish their chances of success.
Who delivered supplies to Germany during World War 2?
jewish slaves
Did the British help Germany during Dunkirk?
No, Britain were fighting against Germany. The battle of Dunkirk was actually a British and French retreat.
Was gas produced from coal?
Gasoline was produced in Germany during WW2 from coal, this was because they had no oil supplies in Germany and had failed to get to the Middle East.
Disadvantages of the british during the revolution?
Distance from England where their supplies came from and the unfamiliar terrain of America
What did the british not want to lose in North Africa during the world war 2?
Oil supplies.
Best describes the blockade of Southern ports during the Civil War?
A highly successful tactic that prevented war supplies reaching the Confederacy.
During World War I Germany attempted to resist the British blockade of the sea routes to Germany by?
use of submarines
What did the lend-lease program do?
It provided the Allies with supplies and weapons.
Why was the dambuster made?
The Dambuster was a specially designed bomb used by the British Royal Air Force during World War II to breach dams in Nazi Germany. It was developed to disrupt Germany's industrial infrastructure and hydroelectric power, as well as to reduce their ability to produce weapons and other supplies.
