What made World War II a total war?

A) The war effort required American civilians to contribute.

B) The war was fought on all populated continents.

C) The war involved countries from all populated continents.

D) Technology and people were required to fight the war.

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Athena Campbell

6 May, 05:28

What made World War II a total war?

A) The war effort required American civilians to contribute.

B) The war was fought on all populated continents.

C) The war involved countries from all populated continents.

D) Technology and people were required to fight the war.

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Yoda · Answer 1

The one thing that made World War II "a total war" was the war effort required the American civilians to contribute. Civilians had to ration foods, posted war bond posters, and held drives for scrap, paper, etc. The correct answer is A.

What made World War II a total war?A) The war effort required American civilians to contribute.B) The war was fought on all populated continents.C) The war involved countries from all populated continents.D) Technology and people were required to fight the war.

What made World War II a total war?

A) The war effort required American civilians to contribute.

B) The war was fought on all populated continents.

C) The war involved countries from all populated continents.

D) Technology and people were required to fight the war.