Question

which statement best describes the effect of world war i on patriotism? a. levels of patriotism remained low before, during, and after the war. b. at first, the war caused strong feelings of patriotism, but over time people became disillusioned. c. at first, the war left people feeling disillusioned, but after time people began to feel more patriotic. d. levels of patriotism remained high before, during, and after the war.

Explanation:

At the outbreak of WWI, many nations saw widespread patriotic fervor, with citizens eager to support their countries. However, the unprecedented scale of death, destruction, and the harsh realities of trench warfare led to widespread disillusionment as the war dragged on, erasing initial patriotic enthusiasm.

Answer:

B. At first, the war caused strong feelings of patriotism, but over time people became disillusioned.