[Solved] The Battle of Marne was perhaps the most important ballet of World War I because:

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Q.	The Battle of Marne was perhaps the most important ballet of World War I because:
A.	it created a 400-mile front between Switzerland and the North Sea.
B.	it signified that the war would become a war of attrition.
C.	it made trench warfare inevitable.
D.	All of the above.
Answer» D. All of the above.

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