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Truce: The Day the Soldiers Stopped Fighting: Chapter 6 - Quiz
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Explain why the soldiers wanted to continue with the truce. Who was behind the push to resume fighting? How did many of the soldiers obey their officers‘ orders to shoot, while not hurting their new friends from the truce?
List three of the sanctions Germany was issued at the end of the war. In your opinion, which one was the harshest, and why?
Summarize how Winston Churchill was a perceptive man, with his hypothetical question asked a month before Christmas. Include what his question was and how he proved to be correct.
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