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Why is World War I often considered a prime example of total war?
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A It was an industrial war.It was an industrial war.
B Propaganda was used effectively.Propaganda was used effectively.
C It was fought only on one continent.It was fought only on one continent.
D Citizens were targeted during combat.
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A It was an industrial war.It was an industrial war.
B Propaganda was used effectively.Propaganda was used effectively.
C It was fought only on one continent.It was fought only on one continent.
D Citizens were targeted during combat.
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A It was an industrial war.
World War I is often considered a prime example of total war because it mobilized entire nations and economies, utilized advanced industrial technology for warfare, and involved extensive government control over resources and civilian life. Additionally, propaganda played a significant role in shaping public opinion and sustaining morale. While option B could also be seen as a contributing factor, the industrial aspect (option A) is a more comprehensive reason for classifying it as total war.
World War I is often considered a prime example of total war because it mobilized entire nations and economies, utilized advanced industrial technology for warfare, and involved extensive government control over resources and civilian life. Additionally, propaganda played a significant role in shaping public opinion and sustaining morale. While option B could also be seen as a contributing factor, the industrial aspect (option A) is a more comprehensive reason for classifying it as total war.
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