Question

1. Why did the Schlieffen Plan fail in its objectives? Could Schlieffen's strategy have been

Answer 1

The Schlieffen Plan disregarded the political implications of what was regarded as essentially a technical solution to a military problem. It called for the violation of Belgian and Dutch neutrality by invading both those countries to achieve surprise in a vast attack on France.
Why it failed
Whilst the plan looked good on paper, it underestimated the distances the German Army had to cover in the strict timetable.
The German troops on the extreme right were exhausted after several weeks of marching and fighting and were unable to keep up the pace. This meant Paris was not surrounded.

Answer 2

Answer:

The Belgium people fought against the Germans, slowing them down. English and French troops had time to mobilize.

Explanation:

If the germans ha anticipated the fight with the belgiums or made the time back up perhaps.