Why was World War I considered a total war? (Points : 2)
Governments took control of economies, restricted some civil rights, and drafted men to fight.

Governments housed refugees, restricted some civil rights, and used technology.

Every industrialized nation participated in the war in some way or another.

It was the first war in which tanks, poison gas, and airplanes were used.

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Why was World War I considered a total war? (Points : 2)  
       Governments took control of economies, restricted some civil rights, and drafted men to fight.

        Governments housed refugees, restricted some civil rights, and used technology.

        Every industrialized nation participated in the war in some way or another.

        It was the first war in which tanks, poison gas, and airplanes were used.

skyphos · Answer

World War I was a total war, involving the governments, economies and populations of participating nations to an extent never seen before in history. I'm guessing A