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📝 The German spring offensive, 1918

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Q1. When did the German spring offensive begin?

🔹 A. March 21, 1918

🔹 B. April 1, 1918

🔹 C. May 5, 1918

🔹 D. June 15, 1918

💡 Difficulty: easy | ✅ Correct: A

Q2. If the Germans had captured the Channel ports during the offensive, how would Allied supply lines have been most affected?

🔹 A. Supply convoys would shift to overland routes, increasing transit time

🔹 B. Allied naval blockades would be lifted, allowing unrestricted shipping

🔹 C. The British Expeditionary Force would lose its primary reinforcement corridor

🔹 D. French forces would be forced to retreat inland

💡 Difficulty: medium | ✅ Correct: D

Q3. Assuming the offensive captured the Channel ports and forced a British retreat, how might this have altered the post‑war Treaty of Versailles terms?

🔹 A. The treaty would have imposed harsher reparations on Germany

🔹 B. Germany would have retained more territory in the west

🔹 C. The United States would have been excluded from the negotiations

🔹 D. The League of Nations would have been dissolved

💡 Difficulty: hard | ✅ Correct: B

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