Answer:
Failure of the Schlieffen plan made it almost impossible to fight a war on two fronts.
Explanation:
Germany was unable to exploit Russia's withdraw from the war and defeat the Allies on the Western Front because of their offensive was far fetched, and the resources were limited.
Ludendorff German general who was advancing into the western front had only one objective that is to attack Allies before US arrive. He was quite successful in his objective but as historians suggested his offensive was far fetched, and the resources were limited.
As a Historian writes "He had driven three great wedges into the Allied lines, but none had penetrated far enough to sever a vital rail artery, and this strategic failure left the Germans with a front whose several bulges invited flanking counterstrokes".
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