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Had the United States not entered, Germany might have won, or there might have been no victory at all, similar to the outcome in many individual battles. The outcome of the War was favorable to Britain, though not to Britain’s colonies. Germany was devastated by the outcome, which was economic ruin.
 
Had the United States not entered, Germany might have won, or there might have been no victory at all, similar to the outcome in many individual battles. The outcome of the War was favorable to Britain, though not to Britain’s colonies. Germany was devastated by the outcome, which was economic ruin.
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'''3.'''I like the Second Battle of the Marne because it included soldiers from all major Allies (Americans, British, French, and Italians), and because it was one of the more decisive battles of the War. It resulted in a victory for the Allies.
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'''3.'''I like the Second Battle of the Marne because it included soldiers from all major Allies (Americans, British, French, and Italians), and because it was one of the more decisive battles of the War. It resulted in a victory for the Allies. It was fought 75 miles northeast of [[Paris]].
    
'''4.'''The [[Communist Revolution]] took place in late 1917 in Russia. [[Lenin]], [[Stalin]], and Trotsky were the three major revolutionaries, with Lenin being the earliest leader. The Revolution occurred because of the genuinely oppressive and careless rule of the [[czars]] (and the desire for power of the leaders), although the [[communist]] government established after the Revolution was at least as oppressive as the governments of the czars. In fact, because of the famines and post-Revolution civil war, Russia was worse off after the Revolution.  
 
'''4.'''The [[Communist Revolution]] took place in late 1917 in Russia. [[Lenin]], [[Stalin]], and Trotsky were the three major revolutionaries, with Lenin being the earliest leader. The Revolution occurred because of the genuinely oppressive and careless rule of the [[czars]] (and the desire for power of the leaders), although the [[communist]] government established after the Revolution was at least as oppressive as the governments of the czars. In fact, because of the famines and post-Revolution civil war, Russia was worse off after the Revolution.  
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