Question

question 5 of 10 how did american entry into world war i affect germanys strategy? a. they feared russia would be inspired to renew its attack on germany as well. b. they were confident they could outlast the allied forces. c. they believed they needed to crush the allies before american troops arrived. d. they believed they could retreat to germanys boarders to hold off an invasion.

Explanation:

When the U.S. entered World War I, Germany was initially confident it could defeat the Allies before American troops arrived in large - numbers. Germany had made significant territorial gains and was pursuing an aggressive strategy on the Western Front. However, the entry of the U.S. with its large industrial capacity and fresh troops eventually tipped the balance against Germany.

Answer:

C. They were confident they could outlast the Allied forces before American troops arrived.