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How was World War 1 a Total War?

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Answer: Nations in World War I mobilized their own civilians for the war effort through forced conscription, military propaganda, and rationing, all of which can all be aspects of total war. People who had not consented were made to sacrifice food, supplies, time, and money to aid the war.

tangare [24]3 years ago

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Yes, World War One was a total war

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