Question

4 multiple choice 1 point
what defensive strategy defined world war i?
hasty retreats
nighttime counterattacks
repeated attacks on the high ground
trench warfare

Explanation:

World War I on the Western Front was characterized by static, defensive combat where both sides dug extensive networks of trenches to protect troops from artillery and small arms fire, creating a stalemate that defined much of the war. The other options do not represent the defining defensive strategy of the conflict.

Answer:

trench warfare