The Somme, Verdun and The Argonne were battles in what war?
Correct answer: A. World War I
- A. World War I
- B. Korean War
- C. World War II
- D. Franco-Prussian War
Explanation
The Somme and Verdun were major World War I battles on the Western Front, while the Meuse-Argonne offensive was the principal US campaign in that war. The Korean and World War II options therefore do not fit.
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