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What was Germany attempting to accomplish by returning to its policy of unrestricted submarine warfare?
During World War I, Germany's goal in returning to unrestricted submarine warfare in 1917 was, quite simply, to bring the long war to a quick end. Realizing that this decision could bring war with the United States, German leaders calculated that their submarines would end the war before American involvement could make a difference.
What were Germany trying to achieve in the Battle of Britain?
During the battle of the Atlantic the primary goal of the German Navy (Kriegsmarine) and the German Air Force (Luftwaffe) was to disrupt and block the build-up of equipment and supplies for the allies. This in turn would inhibit the preparations being made by the British Isles to invade occupied Europe.
What was the goal in the seven days battle?
what was the goal in battle of seven days
What was the goal of the teutonic knights?
Their goal was to convert the lithuanian pagans to christianity.
What was the goal of the battle of tannenberg?
The goal of the Tannenberg battle was to make pancakes. (papalala)
What was Germany attempting to accomplish by returning to its policy of unrestricted submarine warfare?
During World War I, Germany's goal in returning to unrestricted submarine warfare in 1917 was, quite simply, to bring the long war to a quick end. Realizing that this decision could bring war with the United States, German leaders calculated that their submarines would end the war before American involvement could make a difference.
What was Germany's goal in World War 1 and how did it shape their strategies and actions during the conflict?
Germany's goal in World War 1 was to establish itself as a dominant power in Europe by expanding its territory and influence. This goal shaped their strategies and actions during the conflict as they focused on quick and decisive military victories to achieve their objectives. Germany's aggressive tactics, such as the Schlieffen Plan and unrestricted submarine warfare, were aimed at weakening their enemies and achieving their territorial ambitions.
Who does the field goal kicker Janikowski play for in 2009?
Oakland Raiders, though he is an unrestricted free agent.
What is your goal in the game worms open warfare?
To be the last worm crawling...
What goal did Roosevelt set for the Second New Deal?
To Promote General Warfare
What goal of Shermans march was a new form of warfare that has since become common in the world?
destroying your enemies resources
What was parts of Frances goal after the war?
taking Germany's colonies
In smackdown vs raw 2010 how do you unlock dx?
you unlock Shawn michaels costume as an optional goal in his storyline and the same with triple h and the brand warfare and the theme entrance in brand warfare i think
What goal did Franklin D Roosevelt so for the second new deal?
Roosevelt wanted to promote the general welfare.
Warfare based on wearing down opponents?
This type of warfare is known as attrition warfare, where the goal is to gradually wear down the enemy's resources, manpower, and will to fight through prolonged battles and continuous pressure. It often involves tactics such as siege warfare, long-range bombardment, and slow advances to exhaust the enemy over time. Some historical examples include the trench warfare of World War I and the sieges of medieval castles.
What is the main goals of the European union?
to promote economic and social progress :) An important goal is unrestricted movement of persons and goods/services across borders. One mechanism to encourage this was the adoption of a common currency, the Euro.
What was the goal of Union General Sherman in his 'March to the Sea'?
W.T. Sherman's overall goal was to undermine civilian morale in the hopes that Georgians would abandon giving support to the Confederacy . He wanted to conduct what is known today as 'Psychological Warfare' .
