Question

1. _____________ war considers civilian targets as contributing to the war effort.

Trench
Total
Traditional
Guerilla

2. Barbed wire was an important facet of Trench Warfare.
True
False. (Barbed wire was mainly left over from farms that were being fought on as the battlefield)

3. Industrialism had no effect on WWI.
True
False. (Weapons and ammunition could be mass produced on a scale never before seen)

4. The most dangerous part of the battlefield was the area between the trenches, or___________.

Piloting an airplane
The bunkers
No Man's Land
Moon zone

Answer 1

1. Total (beause everything was fair game in WW1)

2. True

3. False

4. No Man's Land (land between opposing trenches and there was no protection from the enemies front line)

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

1. Total
2. True
3. False
4. No Man's Land

Step-by-step explanation:

Total war considers Civilian targets as contributing to the war effort because in total War everyone and everything is a potential target/threat to the enemy. In total war there no rules of war attached every possible means of wining the war is applied including hijacking and using genocidal means to prosecute the war.

Barbed wire was important in Trench warfare because it was used to keep the enemy at bay i.e from getting into the trench or having direct access to the soldiers in the trench

Industrialism had an effect on World war 1 because weapons and ammunition could be mass produced on a scale never before seen during the war. No Man's Land was on of the most dangerous part of the battle field