America is far away, protected by the ocean. Not even Napoleon himself could touch England. You are both sheltered; we are not. In the excerpt, what is Clemenceau suggesting regarding the impact of World War I? Check all that apply. A The United States is far from Europe, protected by the Atlantic. B France is safer from German attack than either the United States or England. C Napoleon's wars caused more damage to France than World War I did. D France is close to Germany and is therefore subject to a German attack. E The United States does not need as much protection from Germany as France does.

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Humberto Harrison

18 July, 10:22

America is far away, protected by the ocean. Not even Napoleon himself could touch England. You are both sheltered; we are not. In the excerpt, what is Clemenceau suggesting regarding the impact of World War I? Check all that apply. A The United States is far from Europe, protected by the Atlantic. B France is safer from German attack than either the United States or England. C Napoleon's wars caused more damage to France than World War I did. D France is close to Germany and is therefore subject to a German attack. E The United States does not need as much protection from Germany as France does.

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Kamari Villegas · Answer 1

A The United States is far from Europe, protected by the Atlantic

E The United States does not need as much protection from Germany as France does.

Regarding the impact of World War I, Clemenceau is suggesting that the United States and the United Kingdom are safer than France, because of the Atlantic, since not even Napoleon was capable of crossing the sea in order to conquer Britain, while France is much more vulnerable due to its vicinity to Germany, and so the impact of war would be heavier on France than UK or US.