The total war effort endangered civilians because

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The correct answer is option D. "it led enemies to attack towns, cities, and factories to damage the war effort". During World War I, most of the countries involved in the conflict performed a campaign for civilians to contribute to the war, in what is called the war effort. However, war effort represented a danger for the civilians, as the enemy countries tended to attack towns, cities, and factories to damage this movement.

alisha [4.7K]2 years ago

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The total war effort endangered civilians because "D.it led enemies to attack towns, cities, and factories to damage the war effort" since this meant that practically nobod was safe from potential death.

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