Which best describes the costs of World War I?
(Points : 3)
Millions of soldiers died, but civilians were generally spared.

Millions of people died, but the economies of warring nations remained healthy.

Millions of soldiers and civilians died, and the economies of Europe were ruined.

Economies were ruined, but few civilians died.

Question

Which best describes the costs of World War I?
(Points : 3)
       Millions of soldiers died, but civilians were generally spared.

       Millions of people died, but the economies of warring nations remained healthy.

       Millions of soldiers and civilians died, and the economies of Europe were ruined.

       Economies were ruined, but few civilians died.

anonymous · Answer

A.

wwhitlock · Answer

Go for the one that expresses the most destruction. WWI was unlike any war that anyone knew of or could remember. The devastation shocked everyone. They just didn't realize what damage they could really do to each other until they had done it.
War ain't pretty and this is one of the most unpretty.

anonymous · Answer

Sorry my dad said I was wrong he says C because all people died civilians and soldiers. He doesn't know about the economy though.