General Alfred Von Schlieffen invented and acknowledged the “Schlieffen Plan” in December 1905 as a key strategy in World War I for the Germans as a backup system to help them win if they had a war with Russia and France. In actuality, the plan was created to wipe out France from the war to avoid the Germans fighting on the two fronts. The Schlieffen plan allowed Germany to invade

Stalemate during World War I on the Western Front was developed because no action was taken, and no progress was made at the line of trenches that stretched from the Swiss Alps. Those trenches were built all the way across France to Belgium, which, along with the developments in weaponry, were the factors that contributed to the stalemate on the western front. The race for mechanized weapons for warfare by

The invention and appearance of novel and different types of weapons in the early 20th century prevented armies from relying on horses on the battlefield, and new weapons with advanced technology were routinely included in warfare journeys to the modern world. Fixed-wing bomber aircraft, tanks, railway guns, gas masks, etc., were the technological developments in the arena of military weapons that helped bring the battle lines of WWI to mechanized

I think the Greco-Roman cultural legacy “died” during the medieval period and then was revived during the Renaissance (Nicolo 1505). The Medieval, also known as the Middle Ages, lasted from the 5th century to the late 15th century and was very similar to pre-classic world history. The collapse of the Western Roman Empire marked the Renaissance and Age of Discovery. This paper explains the Greco-Roman Legacy. Cultural, social, religious, and