Blitzkrieg was a strategy of warfare that was used by Nazi Germany during World War II. This tactic was meant to overwhelm the opponents through the use of surprise, speed and superiority. The blitzkrieg relied on causing psychological shock that lead to panic and disorganization among enemy troops. The tactic also employed continuous changes in strategies in the front, making attacks difficult to anticipate.
According to Wordsworth, nineteenth-century England has forfeited her ancient virtues. He says: <em /><em>Have forfeited their ancient English dower </em><em>Of inward happiness; We are selfish men.</em>
Explanation: The roaring 20s were a time where people socialized and interact with eachother. President Coolidge was known as "silent Cal" and therefore, wasn't an accurate representive of the behavior of the 1920s.
