The effects of world war ii are best judged as

A. very unimportant because the war lasted only short time.

B. somewhat unimportant because the United States and its allies won.

C. neutral because wars still take place around the world.

D. very significant because millions of people died around the world.

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6 June, 20:06

The effects of world war ii are best judged as

A. very unimportant because the war lasted only short time.

B. somewhat unimportant because the United States and its allies won.

C. neutral because wars still take place around the world.

D. very significant because millions of people died around the world.

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Abril Collins · Answer 1

The correct answer is D. Very significant because millions of people died around the world. The Second World War had terrible human consequences, since with it disappeared 3% of the world population that corresponded to about 78 million people, who perished in concentration camps, in the midst of bombings or on the battlefield.