What conclusion can be drawn from these data about casualties in World War I? Question 1 options: The Central Powers had more total casualties than the Allies. Most of the casualties were prisoners or missing. The Allies had a lower casualty rate than the Central Powers. The number killed was greater than the number wounded.

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Just think, why was it effective? -it appeled to critics because it was written well, that made it noticeable to the public including the white population-it was also recognizable to the african americans because it was about their heritage.-it was powerful just keep finding more points and elaborate on them. message me if you need more

Bbecause the jim crow laws were made to make voting difficult for african americans