1914, a quick German victory in the war was prevented as a result of:

A. the Battle of Verdun

B. the Battle of the Somme

C. the second Battle of the Marne

D. the first Battle of the Marne

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Bradley Ferrell

14 January, 07:33

1914, a quick German victory in the war was prevented as a result of:

A. the Battle of Verdun

B. the Battle of the Somme

C. the second Battle of the Marne

D. the first Battle of the Marne

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Kiersten Winters · Answer 1

The answer is D. By September 10, the Germans boarded on a departure that finished north of the Aisne River, starting a phase of the war that would be striking by trench conflict. The First Battle of the Marne was brawled to the north and east of Paris in September 1914.

1914, a quick German victory in the war was prevented as a result of:A. the Battle of VerdunB. the Battle of the SommeC. the second Battle of the MarneD. the first Battle of the Marne

1914, a quick German victory in the war was prevented as a result of:

A. the Battle of Verdun

B. the Battle of the Somme

C. the second Battle of the Marne

D. the first Battle of the Marne