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wel
3 years ago
6

World War I is often referred to as the time of?

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aalyn [17]3 years ago
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Answer:' Great War' was the most commonly used name for the First World War at the time, although 'European War' was also sometimes used. As the first pan-European War since Napoleon, 'Great' simply indicated the enormous scale of the conflict, much as we might today talk of a 'great storm' or a 'great flood'.

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