The Battle of the Marne, 5th September, 1914.

Galiani orders the requisition of all taxis in Paris to transport troops to the enemy's flank, creating a surprise army that overturns German plans. Despite weeks of retreat, the troops rally and attack, leading to the victory at the Battle of the Marne and the failure of the Schlieffen Plan.

What strategic action did Galiani take to transport troops to the enemy's flank?

• He used trains to move the troops.

• He requisitioned all available taxis in Paris.

• He ordered a march through the countryside.

• He deployed aircraft for rapid transport.

What was the unexpected outcome of the new army's emergence from Paris?

• It disrupted the German General Staff's plans.

• It caused confusion among the French troops.

• It resulted in a stalemate on the battlefield.

• It led to a quick defeat of the German forces.

What was the condition of the troops who rallied to attack at the bugle sound?

• They were newly recruited and inexperienced.

• They were heavily armed and confident.

• They were retreating and exhausted.

• They were well-rested and eager.

What significant event did General Jean report on September 13th?

• The signing of a peace treaty.

• The start of a new offensive.

• The victory at the Battle of the Marne.

• The capture of a key German position.

What was the outcome of the Schlieffen Plan?

• It resulted in a prolonged stalemate.

• It failed, leading to a German retreat.

• It succeeded in capturing Paris.

• It was partially successful in the north.