Question

1. vocabulary what is guerrilla warfare? *

• warfare characterized by small, mobile units using hit - and - run tactics
• a traditional form of warfare involving large, organized armies
• a diplomatic negotiation tactic
• a strategy relying solely on aerial bombardment

1. the result of the peninsular war for napoleon was that it... *

• strengthened his hold over spain and portugal
• cost him thousands of men and weakened his empire
• had no significant impact on his empire
• led to the annexation (addition) of the iberian peninsula into france

1. in addition to portugal/spain, what other country would not stop trading with britain?

• russia
• austria
• prussia

Explanation:

Question 7

Guerrilla warfare is defined by small, mobile groups conducting hit - and - run attacks. The second option describes traditional warfare with large armies, the third is about diplomacy (not warfare), and the fourth is about aerial bombardment (not guerrilla tactics).

The Peninsular War was a drain on Napoleon's resources. It didn't strengthen his hold (first option wrong), had a significant negative impact (third option wrong), and didn't lead to annexation of the Iberian Peninsula (fourth option wrong). It cost him many men and weakened his empire.

During the period, Russia continued trading with Britain despite Napoleon's attempts to stop it. Austria and Prussia were more compliant with Napoleon's continental system at that time.

Answer:

A. Warfare characterized by small, mobile units using hit - and - run tactics

Question 8