Which army developed tanks first for use during world war 1?

a) the french army
b) the german army
c) the british army
d) the russian army

The correct answer is C. The British Army was the first to develop tanks for use during World War I.

Explanation:

A few months after the start of World War I, in October 1914, a solution to trench warfare stagnation had been proposed by Colonel Swinton of the British Army.

This project landed on the desk of Winston Churchill, then First Lord of the Admiralty, who understood the interest and formed a committee to study these prototypes of land ships. Swinton renamed them tank to make believe that the United Kingdom produced self-propelled water tanks bound for Mesopotamia.

On the battlefield, General Haig was so eager to gain ground during the Battle of the Somme that he wanted to have the first 50 machines available. Mark I tanks, with their rhomboid shape, were designed to cross a trench almost 4 m wide and an obstacle more than 1 m high.

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