What was the strategy behind the German tactic of Blitzkrieg?
A. Raining down massive artillery shelling on Britain
B. Directing bombing raids by the Luftwaffe
C. Rapidly mobilizing tanks and troops to overwhelm opponents
D. Defying a neutrality pact with Stalin and invade Poland without notice
E. Creating a single front war on the east after neutralizing France
Answer: C
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Unlike the Germanic invaders who plagued Rome, the Huns were from
A) Mongolia. B) India. C) North Africa. D) Arabia. E) Persia.
Fear of Russian expansion in North America prompted the Spanish to do which of the following?
A) ally with the French against the Russians B) declare war on Russia C) establish presidios and missions along the California coast D) seek new alliances with the Pueblo
After unification, the people of Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan
a. suffered unemployment and insecurity. b. saw their countries achieve international recognition as manufacturing and technology leaders. c. elected to remain a communist state in the face of an unknown future. d. installed new capitalistic and political reforms based on the wealth of their oil and gas reserves. e. were still under the control of communist-leaning political leaders.