Question

question 1 (mandatory) (1 point)
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in order to blockade britain and apply pressure on the allies, germany resorted to
a) a campaign of misinformation and propaganda designed to confuse the
british public and erode support for the war.
b) sabotaging british ports.
c) unrestricted submarine warfare.
d) suicide attacks on british shipping vessels.
question 2 (mandatory) (1 point)
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the growing search for efficient sources of power during the late nineteenth century led to the
a) rediscovery of wind power.
b) invention of the liquid - fuel, internal combustion engine.
c) massive application of natural - gas resources to create combustible coal.
d) increased use of smaller and more efficient steam engines.

Explanation:

Question 1

To solve this, we analyze each option:

• Option a: Misinformation campaigns weren't Germany's primary method to blockade Britain.
• Option b: Sabotaging ports wasn't the main strategy.
• Option c: Germany used unrestricted submarine warfare to cut off British supplies and pressure Allies, which matches the goal of blockading Britain.
• Option d: Suicide attacks on shipping weren't a German strategy.

Analyzing each option:

• Option a: Wind power wasn't a focus of the late 19th - century power search for efficiency.
• Option b: The liquid - fuel internal combustion engine was invented during the late 19th century as part of the search for efficient power, suitable for transportation and other uses.
• Option c: Natural gas wasn't used to create combustible coal, and this isn't related to the search for efficient power sources.
• Option d: Steam engines were being replaced by newer technologies, not increasingly used in smaller, more efficient forms as the main trend of the late 19th - century power search.

Answer:

c) unrestricted submarine warfare.

Question 2