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What does it mean when World War I is referred to as a "total war”?

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World War I is called a "total war" because all aspects of the country's involved were included. This means that the economies, population, and governments were invested like never before. I AM VERY SMART AND I KNOW MY ANSWERS!!!!! PLEASE DO NOT DOUBT MY ANSWERS. THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!!!!!!!
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