Which of the following did the German learn from the battle of the Marne?

A) that the war could not be won easily

B) to use trench warfare as much as possible

C) that the use of poison gas was a war crime

D) the importance of tanks in no man's land

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Alyssa Blackwell

11 April, 05:40

Which of the following did the German learn from the battle of the Marne?

A) that the war could not be won easily

B) to use trench warfare as much as possible

C) that the use of poison gas was a war crime

D) the importance of tanks in no man's land

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Bria Stevens · Answer 1

The First Battle of the Marne was fought between Germany and the allies of France and Britain. There were over 1,400,000 German soldiers under the leadership of General Helmuth von Moltke. The French and British had just over 1,000,000 soldiers including six French armies and one British army.

Which of the following did the German learn from the battle of the Marne?A) that the war could not be won easilyB) to use trench warfare as much as possibleC) that the use of poison gas was a war crimeD) the importance of tanks in no man's land

Which of the following did the German learn from the battle of the Marne?

A) that the war could not be won easily

B) to use trench warfare as much as possible

C) that the use of poison gas was a war crime

D) the importance of tanks in no man's land