Question

what was germanys military strategy called?
options: trench warfare, blitzkrieg, isolationism, communism
which event caused the u.s. to enter wwii?
options: germany invaded france, battle of britain, attack on pearl harbor, fall of poland

Explanation:

First Question (What was Germany’s military strategy called?):

• "Trench warfare" was more associated with static warfare in WWI, not a German strategy name.
• "Blitzkrieg" (lightning war) was Germany's military strategy emphasizing rapid, coordinated attacks with armor, air support, etc.
• "Isolationism" is a foreign policy of staying out of foreign conflicts, not a military strategy.
• "Communism" is a political - economic ideology, not a military strategy.

• "Germany invaded France" was a major event in WWII but did not directly lead to US entry.
• "Battle of Britain" was a British - German air battle and did not prompt US entry.
• "Attack on Pearl Harbor" (December 7, 1941) was a surprise attack by Japan on the US naval base at Pearl Harbor, leading to the US declaring war on Japan and entering WWII.
• "Fall of Poland" was the start of WWII in Europe but did not lead to US entry.

Answer:

B. Blitzkrieg (assuming the second option is Blitzkrieg, as per the context of German military strategy; note: if the option was mis - typed as "Blitkrieg" or similar, the correct term is Blitzkrieg which was Germany's strategy)

Second Question (Which event caused the U.S. to enter WWII?):