Question

question 14 of 26
how did advancements in technology make blitzkrieg possible during world war ii?

a. satellite imaging made it possible to pinpoint enemy industrial and military targets.
b. improvements in communication allowed for the coordination of large military formations.
c. the invention of u - boat submarines disabled the naval forces of the allied powers.
d. the development of the steam engine made it possible to transport large numbers of troops quickly.

Explanation:

Blitzkrieg relied on rapid - coordinated attacks. Better communication was crucial for synchronizing large military units in these fast - paced maneuvers. Satellite imaging wasn't available during WWII (A is incorrect). U - boats were mainly for naval warfare and not the key to blitzkrieg (C is incorrect). The steam engine predated WWII and wasn't a new technology enabling blitzkrieg (D is incorrect).

Answer:

B. Improvements in communication allowed for the coordination of large military formations.