Question

how did the treaty of brest - litovsk change world war i? check all that apply. it ended the war for france and germany. it allowed russia to withdraw from the war. it allowed germany to focus on the allies. it forced russia to give territory to germany. it brought the united states into the war.

Explanation:

The Treaty of Brest - Litovsk was signed between Russia and the Central Powers. It allowed Russia to withdraw from World War I as it was facing internal unrest. Russia was forced to cede significant territories to Germany. With Russia out, Germany could focus its military efforts on the Allies in the west. It did not end the war for France and Germany, and the US entered the war due to other factors like unrestricted submarine warfare and the Zimmermann Telegram.

Answer:

• It allowed Russia to withdraw from the war.
• It allowed Germany to focus on the Allies.
• It forced Russia to give territory to Germany.