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How did the fighting of World War II differ from the fighting of World War I? (1 point)

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Increased use of airplanes
Increased use of airplanes

More trench warfare
More trench warfare

Less soldiers used
Less soldiers used

Less battles
Less battles

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The correct response is Increased use of airplanes.

World War II saw a significant increase in the use of aircraft for various military operations, including bombing campaigns and air support for ground troops, while World War I involved limited use of airplanes and heavily relied on trench warfare.