Mobilization and Total Warfare Concepts

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Which of the following is NOT a criteria of Total Warfare? mobilization, total control, blurring of lines between civilian and soldier

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location

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When referring to "mobilization" the author means: how mobile was the army, how did the country move resources to fight the war, where the battles were fought, all of the above

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how did the country move resources to fight the war

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Which of the following is an example of mobilization? getting volunteers signed up for the war effort, private factories producing war products, farmers feeding soldiers, all of the above

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all of the above

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Which is an example of complete destruction of the enemy?

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lands flooded or destroyed so they can't be used by the enemy

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Which of the following would be an example of the blurring of lines between civilian and soldier? Options: civilians being asked to spy on the enemy, civilians not volunteering during the war, factories producing weapons, the draft or conscription of soldiers

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civilians being asked to spy on the enemy

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An example of total control during the war would be which of the following? censoring the press, tight regulation of food available, nationality laws and rules that limited minorities, all of the above

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all of the above

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Young people who came out of World War I were often called the "lost generation". Why?

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they were greatly impacted by the horrors of war