Why is World War I often considered a prime example of total war? A) It was an industrial war. B) Propaganda was used effectively. C) It was fought only on one continent. D) Citizens were targeted during combat.

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Why is World War I often considered a prime example of total war? A) It was an industrial war. B) Propaganda was used effectively. C) It was fought only on one continent. D) Citizens were targeted during combat.

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Dale Collins · Answer 1

The answer is D) Citizens were targeted during combat. This is because total war is defined as a war that involves nearly everyone in the countries not just the soldiers and politicians.