The Battle of Saratoga<span>, comprising two significant battles during September and October of 1777, was a crucial victory for the Patriots during the American Revolution and is </span>considered<span> the </span>turning point<span> of the Revolutionary </span>War<span>.
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The answer is B France and England:)
a. Poor transportation networks left troops ill-equipped on the front lines
Russia had more soldiers than any other country but their infrastructure was not well built leaving the front line with few resources. Troops were often left without food, clothing, and weapons. Russia was behind in industrialization and the railroads were not well developed. It left soldiers stranded on the front lines.
In addition, the leadership of Russia was weak and unable to understand the devastation of the war. The lack of preparation and high level of death would turn into a revolution causing Russia to leave World War I sooner than the remaining Allies.
There are multiple things that caused the beginning of World War I. However, there was a certain event that pushed the power of Europe on its edge and that was when Archduke Ferdinand was assassinated. This is the reason why Europe was being caught in the World War I.
