What was Germany's intent in its strategy at the Battle of Verdun in 1916?
A. To cut off internal access to Paris
B. To prevent a flank of British troops from attempting to join the French
C. To inflict the greatest number of casualties possible in a battle of attrition
D. To demonstrate their superior fire power to the French
E. To break through the final line of French defense and take Paris
Answer: C
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