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1.
What larger battle does the Battle of Nonne Bosschen belong to?
The First Battle of Ypres
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The Battle of Passchendaele
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The Battle of the Somme
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2.
What major battle did Germany lose on its own soil before surrendering?
They surrendered without fighting on their own soil
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3.
What plane was a "scourge" to the Allied air force?
4.
In 1916, what German pilot instantly became a national celebrity when he shot down Britain's most famous flying ace, Lanoe Hawker?
5.
What French general took command from the elderly Joffre during the Hundred Days Campaign?
6.
What German politician asked for peace negotiations as early as 1916 but was turned down?
7.
What neutral country did Britain have a strong alliance with?
8.
Why was April 1917 called Bloody April by the British?
The Red Baron and company killed over 200 British airmen
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The attacks on Campiegne saw over 100,000 casualties
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Soldiers had the measles
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Over 100 tanks were lost at the battle of Artois
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9.
Poison gas causes relatively few casualties in the war.
10.
What French general promised a quick victory in 1917 but only delivered mass casualties?
11.
What campaign defeated Germany once and for all?
The Hundred Days Campaign
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12.
About how long did the Battle of the Somme last?
13.
The First Battle of Ypres, the first battle where both sides were entrenched, saw high casualties but little progress.
14.
What was one of the problems with French military officers?
15.
What weapon is most responsible for the high death toll of the war?
16.
What country joined the war in 1917?
17.
What larger battle does the Battle of Langemarck belong to?
The Battle of the Somme
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The First Battle of Ypres
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The Battle of Passchendaele
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18.
What was the deadliest battle of the war, with over 1 million casualties?
The Battle of Passchendaele
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The Battle of the Somme
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19.
What country dropped out of the war in 1917?
20.
In which Battle did the French army get absolutely wrecked in Alsace-Lorraine?
Edit: oh her is referring to Germany, nevermind