US troops arrive in France, 1917

The transcript describes the unexpected and timely arrival of American forces, overcoming submarine threats. The people welcome them, recognizing their strength and wealth. This arrival is seen as crucial for the allies' success, potentially saving them if they hold out until the Americans join the lines.

What was unexpected about the arrival of the Americans?

• They arrived with more troops than expected.

• They arrived from a different location.

• They arrived sooner than anticipated.

• They arrived with new technology.

What challenge did the Americans overcome to arrive?

• Harsh weather conditions

• Submarine threats

• Lack of resources

• Political opposition

How did the people react to the arrival of the Americans?

• They were indifferent.

• They welcomed them warmly.

• They protested against them.

• They were hostile.

What qualities of the Americans were recognized by the people?

• Their humility and kindness

• Their speed and agility

• Their strength and wealth

• Their intelligence and diplomacy

Why was the arrival of the Americans considered crucial for the allies?

• It boosted the morale of the allies.

• It provided new strategies for the war.

• It brought new technology to the battlefield.

• It ensured the allies' survival in the war.