Kaiser's offensive, French troops take German POWs, Kaiser observes battle

On July 13th, a surprise attack on the German line results in 27 prisoners. The Kaiser plans a major offensive, dreaming of a victory dinner in Paris. However, the French are forewarned and prepared, leading to a strategic retreat by the Germans. The Americans join the battle, marking a significant shift. The Kaiser realizes he will not achieve his dream of visiting Paris.

What was the main objective of the Kaiser's offensive?

• To capture London

• To secure a victory and dine in Paris

• To establish a new German capital

• To invade Russia

What precaution did the Kaiser take for his anticipated victory?

• He prepared a speech for the United Nations

• He ordered a special train to Moscow

• He arranged for a parade in Berlin

• He brought a full dress suit and a guide to Paris

How did the French prepare for the Kaiser's offensive?

• They surrendered immediately

• They launched a preemptive strike

• They evacuated the first line and waited in the second position

• They sought an alliance with Italy

What was the outcome of the German attack on the French lines?

• The Germans were forced to retreat

• The Germans captured Paris

• The Germans signed a peace treaty

• The Germans established a new front

What significant change occurred in the front lines during the battle?

• The Italians joined the Germans

• The Russians launched a counterattack

• The Americans appeared in great numbers

• The British forces took command