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The British government setting prices and determining wages.
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What is the term total war and give a specific example from World War I?
World War 1 is an example of Total War. Total War is a conflict between two or more countries when all of their military and economic resources are employed to the destruction of the oposing country.
What is total war and what is an example of total war in the Civil War?
General William T. Sherman's March to the Sea is an example of "Total War", where everything the Union Army encountered along the way was burned, destroyed, or otherwise made unusable
On the March to the Sea Sherman's soldiers destroyed homes farms factories and public buildings What is that an example of?
This is an example of: Total war -APEX
What was Sherman's march to the sea the first modern example?
Total war
Which is an example of total war?
The British government setting prices and determining wages.
The Civil War was a total war in what way?
Total war means any and all available weapons are used. Example(s): WW2 was a total war because the atomic bomb was used. Vietnam was a LIMITED War; because the Atomic bomb was not used/limited to Non-Atomic Weapons.
What is an example of total war in World War 2?
I guess the Eastern Front in Russia. The Battle of Stalingrad was the bloodiest in recorded history.
How did total war lead to rationing?
Total war means that everyone in the nation is fully involved in the war. Also that everyone has to sacrifice something for the war. An example for that is rationing, because everyone had to eat less food in order to be able to ship stuff overseas.
On the March to the Sea Sherman's soldiers destroyed homes farms factories and public buildings. What is that an example of?
Total War
What is a sentence for total war?
They were in the total war.
Is the Civil War a total war?
no total war is when peoples will is destroyed.
World War 1 was this type of war?
There are many types of war, these include Total War, Guerilla War, Civil War above others. As WWI was the mother of all wars, it was recognised as total war, reason being because all the countries and its alliances and colonies were involved one way or another. For example, India did not take part in the war but 'she' supplied arms and weapons for Britain.
