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What was the effect of total war on ordinary citizens during World War I?

A: Military conscription, food rationing, and an increase in taxes were the effects that total war had on ordinary citizens.

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That is more complete. Of course it does not cover the average dead French citizen.
Military conscription, food rationing, and an increase in taxes were the effects that total war had on ordinary citizens.
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