Question

what was the significance of the explosives detonated by british, canadian, and australian troops? they forced a german retreat they destroyed the hindenburg line they marked the end of the war they led to a peace treaty

Explanation:

During World War I, large - scale detonations by British, Canadian, and Australian troops had a significant impact on the German forces. The explosions were powerful enough to disrupt German positions and force them to retreat. The Hindenburg Line was not completely destroyed by these explosions alone, and these detonations did not mark the end of the war or lead to a peace treaty.

Answer:

They forced a German retreat