Question

Which best describes fighting on the Eastern and Western Fronts during World War I?

Choose 1 answer:

Choose 1 answer:


(Choice A)

A


They were both characterized by trench warfare that gave the advantage to the defense


(Choice B)

B


The Western Front was a defensive stalemate from 1914-1918 while the Eastern Front was much more fluid


(Choice C)

C


The Western Front was much longer than the Eastern Front which made trench warfare impractical


(Choice D)

D


The technology used in the Eastern Front was more advanced than that used in the Western Front


(Choice E)

E


The Western Front was won quickly which allowed for a longer, protracted conflict on the

Answer 1

The correct answer is option B. "The Western Front was a defensive stalemate from 1914-1918 while the Eastern Front was much more fluid".

Step-by-step explanation:

During World War I, the Western Front was a defensive stalemate from 1914-1918, making little progress and remaining static after German's army was defeated in its Schlieffen Plan. On the other hand Eastern Front was much more fluid in this period of the War, knowing the beginning of this period as "The War of Movement" for this front.