The Western Front extended toward the North Sea starting from which region?

The Western Front extended toward the North Sea starting from which region?

• A. From Switzerland toward the North Sea
• B. From Paris toward the English Channel
• C. From Italy toward the Adriatic Sea
• D. From Spain toward the Atlantic

Answer: (A)

The Western Front was the main trench-warfare line in western Europe, stretching from the North Sea down to the Swiss border. That means the southern anchor of the front was near Switzerland, and it extended northward to meet the North Sea. So starting from Switzerland and running toward the North Sea correctly describes the geographic span of the Western Front. The other regions—Spain toward the Atlantic, Italy toward the Adriatic, or Paris toward the English Channel—refer to different fronts or directions that don’t define where the Western Front began.

The Western Front was the main trench-warfare line in western Europe, stretching from the North Sea down to the Swiss border. That means the southern anchor of the front was near Switzerland, and it extended northward to meet the North Sea. So starting from Switzerland and running toward the North Sea correctly describes the geographic span of the Western Front. The other regions—Spain toward the Atlantic, Italy toward the Adriatic, or Paris toward the English Channel—refer to different fronts or directions that don’t define where the Western Front began.