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The Germans had used a plan called the "Schlieffen Plan." They had quickly swept through Belgium and and the northern part of France. They were at a stalemate because the number of the French and British army were the same size as the German army had been. And because in the east, Russia had attacked Germany and Austria-Hungary and were forced to send soldiers to reinforce their defenses because they had sent the bulk of their military under the Schlieffen Plan.

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Q: What were two causes of the stalemate on the Western Front during WWI?
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