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Which of the following describes the most important effect the tank had on World War I?
The tank ended the use of trench warfare.
The tank caused the war to last longer by killing so many soldiers.
The tank proved to be ineffective against the bombs and guns of the Central Powers.
The tank increased use of trench warfare in World War II.
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The tank ended the use of trench warfare.
Explanation: Tanks were introduced to break the World War I stalemate by crossing trenches, crushing barbed wire, and supporting infantry assaults. While they didn't instantly eliminate trench fighting, their most important effect was to undermine the dominance of static trench defenses and help open breakthroughs late in the war.
Explanation: Tanks were introduced to break the World War I stalemate by crossing trenches, crushing barbed wire, and supporting infantry assaults. While they didn't instantly eliminate trench fighting, their most important effect was to undermine the dominance of static trench defenses and help open breakthroughs late in the war.
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