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1.
What major defensive fortification did the Germans build at the end of 1916?
2.
In which Battle did the French army get absolutely wrecked in Alsace-Lorraine?
3.
The First Battle of Ypres, the first battle where both sides were entrenched, saw high casualties but little progress.
4.
France had favorable casualty rates compared to Germany throughout the war.
5.
How did the Allies repulse the German attack near Paris in 1914?
The naval blockade disrupted German supply lines
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They dug into trench lines a little ways across a river
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Successful cavalry charge
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6.
Kaiserschlacht started off really well for Germany. Why did the plan go sour?
Allied reinforcements arrived
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Lack of strategic planning
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Soldiers got deep into France and logistics became too difficult
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Unfavorable weather conditions
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7.
To begin with, "push airplanes" were the most common scouting planes. What's a push airplane?
The rudder had to be manually pushed by hand
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The propellor was behind the plane
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The planes were held together with pins
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The pilot had to take pictures himself
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8.
French defenses were immediately successful as Germany launched its first attacks against Belgium and France in August of 1914.
9.
What river gave the city of Verdun a natural defense?
10.
What country was most directly responsible for destroying the Hindenburg Line?
11.
Which of the following is a CORRECT assumption that the Schlieffen plan made?
Britain would hesitate to join the war
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Russian forces would be slow to act
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France would surrender once Paris was jeopardized
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French forces would attack rather than remain defensive
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12.
What was the French objective at the Second Battle of Artois?
Take the north bank of the Somme
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13.
What country dropped out of the war in 1917?
14.
Along what river did the French attack extensively attack to draw German forces away from the besieged Verdun?
15.
What campaign defeated Germany once and for all?
The Hundred Days Campaign
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16.
The Schlieffen plan was outdated by 1914.
17.
What weapon is most responsible for the high death toll of the war?
18.
To what larger battle does the Battle of Albert, which saw 57,000 casualties in a single day, belong?
Battle of Passchendaele
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19.
What instigated an all-out attack by the Germans in the Spring of 1917?
American troops started to arrive in Europe
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20.
What larger battle does the Battle of Gheluvelt belong to?
The Battle of Passchendaele
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The Battle of the Somme
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The First Battle of Ypres
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Edit: oh her is referring to Germany, nevermind