What is the best definition of a total war?

a war in which a nation requires every adult citizen to serve on the battlefield

a war in which two nations choose all-out battle over talk and compromise

a war in which two nations pool their military strengths to achieve dominance

a war in which a nation uses all its available resources to support the war effort

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Adam Lowe

14 September, 21:06

What is the best definition of a total war?

a war in which a nation requires every adult citizen to serve on the battlefield

a war in which two nations choose all-out battle over talk and compromise

a war in which two nations pool their military strengths to achieve dominance

a war in which a nation uses all its available resources to support the war effort

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Abraham Harding · Answer 1

I believe the correct answer is D. a war in which a nation uses all its available resources to support the war effort.

A total war refers to the fact that a country will use any resources it has, including weapons, people, the infrastructure, to support the war effort against another country. It will spare nothing to defeat the enemy in the total war.

Sissy · Answer 2

B. A war in which two nations choose all out battle over talk and compromise