Question

What advantage did the Allies have at the outbreak of World War I?

A. better industrial resources
B. a military plan of action
C. the ability for better and faster communication
D. the ability to move men and supplies more freely

Answer 1

A. Better industrial resources

Answer 2

A. better industrial resources

Step-by-step explanation:

World War I was a milestone in the history of mankind. It was the first war of the twentieth century and the first conflict in a state of total war - one in which a nation mobilizes all its resources to make combat possible.

The Allies (a group formed by Russia, Great Britain, and France) were countries that had many industrial resources and had a stable economy and vast territory. The industrial power of these countries gave them a great advantage over the Entente Axis (formed by Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire and Italy). The Entente Axis, with the exception of Germany, was formed by countries with a weak and deficient industrial sector, in relation to the Allied Axis.