What did the Schlieffen Plan call for Germany to do?

recruit its allies in the Triple Alliance to help fight a two-front war against Russia and France
engage in lengthy battles against France on its western border and Russia on its eastern border
quickly attack Russia, then turn back toward France before France could send troops to Germany
quickly attack France, then turn back toward Russia before Russia could send troops to Germany

Russia was still regaining its army ( it was a backward country ) so instead of wasting time w then Germany attacked France thru entering neutral Belgium and heading for Paris

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donotbeidle donotbeidle · Answer 2 · 2019-10-17T16:14:38+02:00

Answer:

D) quickly attack France, then turn back toward Russia before Russia could send troops to Germany

Explanation:

The Schlieffen Plan was developed as a war strategy for Germany during World War II. This plan was proposed by General Alfred von Schlieffen. This strategy aimed at first conquering France and then moving on to Paris. Once the city of Paris came under the control of Germany, France would easily surrender. Russia was the next target following France. France had to help Germany in the war against Russia. The Schlieffen Plan was planned to divide France and Russia thereby strengthening the position of Germany.