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what significant event led to germanys surrender in world war i?
a. treaty of versailles
b. russia withdrew
c. u.s. entry into the war
d. armistice of 1918
Brief Explanations
- Option a: The Treaty of Versailles ended WWI, not WWII.
- Option b: The Soviet Union (Russia) was a key Allied force fighting Germany in WWII, not withdrawing to cause surrender.
- Option c: The U.S. entry into WWII (after Pearl Harbor) provided significant resources and troops, but the immediate event leading to surrender was the Armistice.
- Option d: The Armistice of 1945 (unconditional surrender) was the event that led to Germany's surrender in WWII, as the Allied forces' advances (including Soviet, U.S., British, etc.) forced Germany to surrender.
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d. Armistice of 1945