-What does this three-dimensional image of a trench imply about warfare during World War I?
A) Most of the daytime combat took place in No-Man's Land rather than in the trenches.
B) Trenches were generally sanitary and free of rats and lice.
C) Soldiers were able to advance in quick offensive paces that resulted in large territorial gains.
D) Trenches were intricate defense systems that both protected soldiers and added to their misery.

Question

-What does this three-dimensional image of a trench imply about warfare during World War I?
A) Most of the daytime combat took place in No-Man's Land rather than in the trenches. 
B) Trenches were generally sanitary and free of rats and lice. 
C) Soldiers were able to advance in quick offensive paces that resulted in large territorial gains. 
D) Trenches were intricate defense systems that both protected soldiers and added to their misery.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Trenches in World War I were complex defensive structures that provided some protection to soldiers from enemy fire. However, they were also notorious for their harsh living conditions, including mud, water, rats, and lice, contributing to the misery of the soldiers.

-What Does This Three-Dimensional Image of a Trench Imply About