Question

Which group contributed the largest numbers to the U.S. combat units that fought in Europe during World War I?

draftees
dissenters
immigrants
internees

Answer 1

You can eliminate, A, B & C. Do you understand why?

More help?

Answer 2

Why would I eliminate A,B, and C?

Answer 3

I would think it would be A because of the massive drafts that were going through America at the time.

Answer 4

maybe!

Answer 5

Well hat's not very helpful. No medal for you, sorry.

Answer 6

I know!

Answer 7

I misread the question!

Answer 8

So do you have the answer or not?

Answer 9

Combat.... draftees and dissenters are people who didn't fight! right
So either C or D!
I think D!

Answer 10

was this the right answer?

Answer 11

( I said D, based on that there are/were more Americans than immigrants in the US,
t/f logically the Americans is the answer! )

Answer 12

(makes sense right? D!)

Answer 13

what do you think?

Answer 14

No, because the draftees are the people who were drafted into combat by the American drafters. Sorry man. I will give you a medal, but not for being right; but instead for trying so hard.

Answer 15

My bad!
I thought people more volunteered willingly...
apparently I'm wrong!

Answer 16

Viewing my detailed profile you would see that usually i give good answers,
this time I got confuser and tricked by the question...!

Answer 17

The answer D means people that were confined to interment camps.

Answer 18

OH!
Again, really my bad!
(my field is English %-wise, % of medals for answers I mean)

Answer 19

I think its immigrants

Answer 20

CORRECTION!!!!!
The right answer is A, draftees.
I took the test and got it right.
this whole thing is like retarded the person said my bad like 3 times!