Why Was World War II More Destructive in Europe Than

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Multiple Choice

Why was World War II more destructive in Europe than World War I?

• A) World War II was a war that for the first time involved all sectors of society, not just the military and munitions manufacturers.
• B) Nazi policies fanaticized the German army, leading it to wreak far greater material destruction than the army of the German kaiser during World War I.
• C) Armies in World War II had fought a war of movement on the ground and in the air, and massive bombing campaigns leveled thousands of square miles of territory.
• D) The Allies in World War II were much more bent on punishing Germany in an effort to avenge the victims of Nazi aggression.

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