In which battle did the French forces declare, "They shall not pass!"?
Somme
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History, 23.04.2020 03:12 Anikarenee
In which battle did the French forces declare, "They shall not pass!"?
Somme
Marne
Verdun
Masurian Lakes
Which of these sites was the scene of a Russian defeat?
Tannenberg
both Tannenberg and Masurian Lakes
Marne
Masurian Lakes
Which army simply dissolved and quit fighting?
Russia
Britain
French
German
Who defeated the British forces on the Gallipoli Peninsula?
Germany
Russia
Turkey
France
Who was the tsar?
Russia's ruler
Austria-Hungary's king
France's secret police
Germany's miliary leader
How many troops did the United States send to fight in World War I?
200,000
21 million
1 million
2 million
About how many soldiers were killed in World War I?
5 million
10 million
40 million
2 milion
When did the armistic take effect?
April 1917
June 1918
November 1916
November 1918
The peace treaty ending World War I tried to punish which country?
Russia
United States
France
Germany
In which battle did the British try to end the stalemate with Germany?
Gallipoli
Marne
Somme
Verdun
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