The Second World War Differed from the First World War

question 53

Multiple Choice

The Second World War differed from the First World War in many ways that did NOT include:

• A)an increase in firepower and mobility.
• B)a change of targets to include civilian populations.
• C)the improvement of trench warfare.
• D)the development of Blitzkrieg warfare.
• E)the use of the atomic bomb.

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