Select all the correct answers. Consider what you've learned in the lesson and in part A of this activity. Which two sentences about World War I are supported by what you've learned? The Russians lacked the technology to fight successfully against more technologically advanced nations. The French were less advanced technologically and did not fight against those with better weapons. The Central Powers suffered more casualties than the British Empire and the United States. The British Empire had lower numbers of casualties because they did not fight on land, only at sea.

The correct answers are A) The Russians lacked the technology to fight successfully against more technologically advanced nations and C) The Central Powers suffered more casualties than the British Empire and the United States.

Although there is no reference to your lessons and activities, we can say that the Russians lacked the technology to fight successfully against more technologically advanced nations and that the Central Powers suffered more casualties than the British Empire and the United States.

Hostilities in World War I started after the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife Sophie on June 28, 1914.

The German army was one of the best-equipped armies in that time and was determined to win the war. Germans considered that the Russian army lacked the technology to fight successfully against more technologically advanced Germany, but they got it wrong.

When the United States entered the war on April 6, 1917, it was like fresh air to the French, British, and Russian troops. The American army helped move things in the western front and the Allies end up winning the war. The Central Powers suffered more casualties than the British Empire and the United States.

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