Prisoners on the death march were supplied with which of the following? a.Nothing.

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Prisoners on death marches were supplied with (A) nothing.

Prisoners were forced to march long distances without food or water. If they fell while walking, and could not keep up with the others, they were shot and killed. Given no food and water, some survived the marches by grabbing what they could find along the way, including grass, grubs and occasional potatoes found in the fields. Their treatment was horrid.

ANSWER: (A) nothing

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