Germany’s offensives in the spring of 1918 were engineered by german general erich ludendorff. before the campaign began, he made this statement: ‘we must strike at the earliest moment before the americans can throw strong forces into the scale.’ what conclusions can you draw from ludendorff’s statement?

When president johnson vetoed a law that would extend the freedmen’s bureau, congress reacted by supporting the veto and closing the freedmen’s bureau. writing a new law to show support for the black codes. overriding the veto and expanding the agency’s powers. drafting a law to prevent african americans from voting.