Allied troops march through city after liberation during World War I

The transcript discusses the surrender of Germany during World War I, highlighting the insistence on a reworking of Germany's terms for armistice. The Allied forces, including British, French, and American troops, moved into Germany to ensure the victory was complete and to prevent any potential military uprisings.

What was Marshall's stance on the terms of Germany's surrender?

• He was indifferent to the terms.

• He wanted to make the terms more lenient.

• He insisted on reworking the terms.

• He wanted to maintain the original terms.

How did Germany respond to the Armistice proposals?

• They countered with their own proposals.

• They ignored the proposals.

• They accepted the proposals.

• They rejected the proposals.

What was the impact of the Armistice on Teutonic pride?

• It was not spared.

• It was celebrated.

• It was unaffected.

• It was bolstered.

Which countries' troops moved into Germany as part of the occupation?

• Japanese, Chinese, and Indian

• British, French, and American

• Canadian, Australian, and New Zealand

• Russian, Italian, and Spanish

What was the purpose of the Allied occupation in Germany?

• To establish new governments

• To prevent military uprisings

• To celebrate victory

• To rebuild German cities