How Did World War II Differ from World War I

question 36

Multiple Choice

How did World War II differ from World War I?

• A) World War II was a war of offensive maneuvers with surprise attacks, while World War I was characterized by immobilized armies in trenches.
• B) Fighting in World War II was largely limited to Europe and some parts of eastern Asia, while World War I was fought on a larger global scale.
• C) Greater casualties were inflicted in World War I than in World War II.
• D) The United States entered World War II immediately after European nations declared war on each other, while it waited three years after the outbreak of war before entering World War I.

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