What was the United States Army's role in the Meuse-Argonne Offensive?(1 point)ResponsesU.S. troops fought alongside French troops to break the Hindenburg Line and immobilize the German army.U.S. troops fought alongside French troops to break the Hindenburg Line and immobilize the German army.U.S. troops in France hid in forests and trenches and ambushed the German army using hand-to-hand combat.U.S. troops in France hid in forests and trenches and ambushed the German army using hand-to-hand combat.U.S. troops provided emergency medical support to Allied soldiers and German soldiers on the Western Front.U.S. troops provided emergency medical support to Allied soldiers and German soldiers on the Western Front.U.S. troops carried out orders from British army commanders to repel the German army’s attack using poison gas.
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The correct response regarding the United States Army's role in the Meuse-Argonne Offensive is:
U.S. troops fought alongside French troops to break the Hindenburg Line and immobilize the German army.
The Meuse-Argonne Offensive, which took place from September 26 to November 11, 1918, was one of the largest American-led offensives during World War I and aimed to penetrate German defenses and contribute to the final defeat of the German army.
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