Acontributing development to the end of the war following the allies’ hundred days offensive was the surrender of

a. russia.
b. the ottoman empire.
c. germany.
d. great britain.

The answer is C: Germany.

The 100 days offensive, which lasted from August 8 to November 11, 1918, was an offensive which culminated in the end of World War I. It began on the Western front, in the battle of Amiens, which resulted in the success of the Allied forces and the retreat of the Central Powers, ending, finally with Germany retreating in defeat to the Hindenburg Line and the armistice on November 11, 1918.

The 100 days offensive was not a single strategy, but rather a quick succession of victories on the side of the Allies.  

answer: alexander the great

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