United KingdomHistory 112 · History
When did the fighting in the First World War end?
- a4 August 1914
- b1 July 1916
- c11 November 1918Correct answer
- d8 May 1919
Why?
The armistice came into force at 11 o'clock in the morning on 11 November 1918. 4 August 1914 is the day Britain entered the war.
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