Answer: The Schlieffen Plan is a military plan of Germany in the First World War.
Explanation:
In particular, Schlieffen plan to fight along the western front of, more precisely, France. The German Supreme Military Staff's goal, drafted by experienced military personnel, gave a positive result at the beginning of the war, and French troops were pushed into the interior of the country. However, a sudden counterattack, organized from the Paris suburbs, soon followed, making the German troops. The fighting then concentrated in the Marne River area, which was the border between the two enemy armies. It is on the Marne War that the trench warfare will continue for years.
Answer:
pretty sure it's b. if it's not, forever shame me.
I'm sorry to say but your question has been falsely posted in the History section and should be placed in the proper science section. Have a good day :)
Answer: True
Explanation:
Decades before the Civil War broke out, many states in the North had abolished slavery and support was increasing for the abolition of slavery in all of the United States.
However, in the 1950s, most Northerners did not necessarily want slavery abolished even through they opposed it. They wanted it to be gradually removed because they did not want the freed blacks coming to take their jobs and they were worried about war with the South. The Civil War changed their minds.
Normally such punishment was used to force them to work, but the lash was also employed for a range of offences
