World War I - End of the War

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What led to the Germans asking for a formal agreement to end the fighting in November 1918?

  • Increase in Germany's political and military strength
  • Allies' inability to push back German forces
  • Defeat of German offensives with heavy casualties (correct)
  • Improvement in Germany's situation and resources

What was the consequence for Germany if they did not pull their troops out of France, Belgium, and Luxembourg within 15 days?

  • Gain control of contested territory
  • Negotiate a new ceasefire agreement
  • Receive additional military support from their allies
  • Risk becoming prisoners of the Allies (correct)

What did Germany have to turn over as part of the formal agreement to end the fighting?

  • 5,000 artillery pieces, 25,000 machine guns, and 1,700 airplanes (correct)
  • 10,000 machine guns and 3,000 rocket launchers
  • 2,000 artillery pieces, 20,000 hand grenades, and 1,000 tanks
  • 5,000 tanks and 10,000 rifles

Why was Germany suffering from starvation in November 1918?

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What did Germany have to give up as part of the formal agreement to end the fighting?

<p>Contested territory of Alsace-Lorraine (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

Lead-up to the Armistice

  • Germany asked for a formal agreement to end the fighting in November 1918 due to military reverses and economic exhaustion.

Consequences of Non-Compliance

  • If Germany did not withdraw its troops from France, Belgium, and Luxembourg within 15 days, they would face continued fighting and probable defeat.

Terms of the Armistice

  • As part of the formal agreement to end the fighting, Germany had to turn over 5,000 artillery pieces, 25,000 machine guns, and 1,700 aircraft.

State of Germany in 1918

  • Germany was suffering from starvation in November 1918 due to the British naval blockade, which severely restricted food imports.

Territorial Concessions

  • As part of the formal agreement to end the fighting, Germany had to give up Alsace-Lorraine, a region on the French-German border.

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