Of all the British fighting men, who had the lowest survival rate at the Western Front?
a) junior officers and subalterns
b) privates and corporals
Consider This: In battles, their survival rate was often counted in hours, rather than days. See 11.6: Narrative: My Boy Jack.
c) ambulance drivers and medics
Consider This: In battles, their survival rate was often counted in hours, rather than days. See 11.6: Narrative: My Boy Jack.
d) artillerymen and the gas corps
Consider This: In battles, their survival rate was often counted in hours, rather than days. See 11.6: Narrative: My Boy Jack.
a) junior officers and subalterns
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The system of peasant farming and land distribution in medieval villages was known as
a. enclosure. b. the three-field system. c. the open-field system. d. convertible husbandry. e. the leasehold.
Which of the following was NOT one of the original seven states that seceded?
A. Georgia B. Florida C. Tennessee D. Texas
The new argument in the 1840s made by nationalist movements for westward expansion was based on
A. fulfillment of the nation's destiny. B. good trade policy. C. military strategy. D. access to the Pacific Ocean.