A “blitz” is different from a “blitzkrieg” because only a “blitz”

A blitz is a sustained bombing campaign, often aimed at civilian areas, as in the German bombing of British cities during World War II. A blitzkrieg is a fast-moving military strategy combining air and ground forces to defeat an enemy quickly; speed is central to both terms, so it does not distinguish a blitz from a blitzkrieg. The correct choice is “targets civilians.”

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