Asked by Anonymous

The effects of world war 2 are best judged as?
A. Very unimportant because the war lasted only a short time
B. Somewhat unimportant because the United States and it’s allies won
C. Neutral because wars still take place around the world
D. Very significant because millions of people died around the world
Answered by Writeacher
And you think ... ?
Answered by Damon
No comment.
Answered by Damon
I guess I have to say it. You are asking a person whose father was killed by a Japanese shell on the bridge of the Cruiser San Francisco between Guadalcanal and Savo Islands, what later was named "Iron Bottom Sound" in November of 1942.
Answered by Reed
You might want to read your text materials. They may or may not give a complete account of the impact of WW II on history, but they will enable you to answer this question.
Answered by A_DUDE
it's neutral, just give the poor anoymous an answer...
Answered by frankenstein
i’m pretty sure the answer is D. very significant because millions of people died around the world
Answered by Z
Very significant because millions of people died around the world
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