George Strong reports on British morale and Length of war

Brigadier General George B Strong, an American officer, observed the first ten days of the Londonderry Blitzkrieg. His report indicates that British morale is strengthening rather than weakening. He believes that a quick peace is unlikely, predicting a prolonged war that may extend into the following year or beyond. The report also highlights the opportunity to witness the bombing that began on September 7.

Who was Brigadier General George B Strong?

• A French officer

• A German officer

• An American officer

• A British officer

What did General Strong's report indicate about British morale?

• It was breaking

• It was gaining strength

• It was indifferent

• It was declining

What was General Strong's prediction about the duration of the war?

• It would end within weeks

• It would end quickly

• It would last for a few months

• It would be a long, drawn-out conflict

When did the bombing that General Strong witnessed begin?

• September 7

• August 7

• October 7

• November 7

What was the significance of witnessing the bombing?

• It was unrelated to the war

• It was a routine event

• It provided insight into the Blitzkrieg

• It was a peaceful demonstration