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Why did many civilians die during World War I?
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They were killed by poison gas.
They died in battle.
Their homes were left in ruins from offensives.
They faced disease and starvation.
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- They were killed by poison gas.
- Their homes were left in ruins from offensives.
- They faced disease and starvation.
Explanation: Civilians suffered from chemical attacks, bombardments and scorched regions that destroyed homes and infrastructure, and from blockades, food shortages, and epidemics. Civilians generally were not combatants who "died in battle."
- They were killed by poison gas.
- Their homes were left in ruins from offensives.
- They faced disease and starvation.
Explanation: Civilians suffered from chemical attacks, bombardments and scorched regions that destroyed homes and infrastructure, and from blockades, food shortages, and epidemics. Civilians generally were not combatants who "died in battle."
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