Question

Dan and Anita are studying military operations during World War I. Dan wonders why the Army still used horse-drawn cavalry at that time? How should Anita respond?

A. Horses can go where armored tanks cannot.

B. Armor had only recently been introduced.

C. The Army has always used horses in military operations.

D. The cavalry didn’t have armor yet.

Answer 1

B

Step-by-step explanation:

Anita should respond with option B. During World War I, armored tanks were a relatively new development in military technology. The use of horse-drawn cavalry was still prevalent because armored tanks had only recently been introduced and their full potential had not yet been realized.