The Second Battle of the Marne By: Vamshi Ravula, Mitchell Szeto, Kaitlyn Tran, Clara Too.

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The Second Battle of the Marne By: Vamshi Ravula, Mitchell Szeto, Kaitlyn Tran, Clara Too

Background -France, July Last major German offensive -Goal: distract the French so Germany can attack Flanders later

Thesis The Allied powers were able to turn what was initially a German offensive battle into a successful attack on the Germans, turning the tide of the war in favor of the Allies and foreshadowing the Allies’ eventual victory.

Phase I -Germany attacks to divert the Allies from Flanders -French military successfully defends itself using fake trenches

Phase II -Allied power counterattack -U.S. provides assistance -Germany cancels plans to invade Flanders -Major use of tanks

Outcomes Central Powers -Lost battle under leadership of Germany -140,00o dead or injured -Last major German offensive during World War I -Collapse of the Austro-Hungarian and Ottoman -Germany stripped of many European Holdings

Outcomes cont. Allied Powers -Allied victory -120,000 dead or injured

Importance -Last major battle of WWI -Led to Allied victory -Loss of German morale, established German hostility -Showed American military might -Collapse of the Austro-Hungarian and Ottoman -Germany stripped of many European Holdings

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