Question

HURRY I AM IN THE MIDDLE OF A TEST!!!

The table shows the military strength of various countries just before the start of World War I.

Based on the table, which statement best explains how Great Britain and Russia differed in military strategy?

A) Great Britain wanted a balanced military, while Russia grew its army.

B) Great Britain focused on ground forces, while Russia grew its navy.

C) Great Britain sought to build a large navy, while Russia focused on its army.

D) Great Britain strived for a large navy, while Russia sought a balanced military.

Answer 1

C) Great Britain sought to build a large navy, while Russia focused on its army.

This is the answer on edge.

Answer 2

The answer is C. According to the chart, it is clear that Britain was seeking to build a huge war navy, a natural decision provided that Britain relied on raw materials shipped to its ports from its colonies all over the world, so that the maritime routes communicating Britain and its colonies overseas necessitated a large war fleet for protection. On the other hand, Russia had been discouraged from building a large military navy after its defeat in the Russo-Japanese War of 1905, so it focused on increasing its lands forces.