The Germans Believed That American Troops Would Not Be an Important

question 59

Multiple Choice

The Germans believed that American troops would not be an important factor in World War I because

• A) they would be able to conquer France before many Americans arrived.
• B) American troops were untrained and inexperienced in trench warfare.
• C) most American troops would be deployed on the Italian and Russian fronts.
• D) the Americans refused to place themselves under a joint Allied command.
• E) Americans would be too preoccupied by the pleasures of Paris.

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