Time and Place
What year did this war take place in?
1918
Who were the allies in this war?
France, U.K, Italy, U.S, and Russia
What battle kicked of these attacks?
The battle of Amiens
When did the troops clear Argonne?
the third week in October
Which side of the battle ended up surrendering?
The Germans
What country did this battle take place in?
France
How many soldiers were involved in this battle?
about 1.2 million
When did this series of attacks start and end?
August 8th to November 11th
What kept causing troops to slow down?
harsh weather conditions
How many divisions did the Germans add during this battle after the troops captured the prisoners?
They added six new divisions
What front did this battle take place on?
The Western front
How many soldiers were injured/killed in this battle?
350,000
Who was the main commander of the allies during these attacks?
Ferdinand Foch
By the end of September, how far into German territory had troops made it?
8 miles
How did the Germans use the troop's delay to their advantage?
They used the extra time to bring in reinforcements and artillery
How long did this battle last?
47 days
What countries were the allies fight against?
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Turkey, and Bulgaria
Who was the last soldier to die before the war ended?
American soldier Henry Gunther
How far back did the troops drive the Germans during the battle?
about 30 miles
How many divisions did the Germans have by October 6th?
26 divisions
When did this battle start and end?
It started September 26th and ended November 11th
What was the name of the series of attacks made by the allies?
The Hundred Days Offensive
When did the Armistice that ended the war begin?
11:00 am, November 11th, 1918
After getting past German lines, how many people did the troops imprison?
9,000
Where did the railway line that had been supplying the Germans during this battle go?
from Metz to Bruges