The chart shows the casualty rates of World War II. An untitled table with 4 columns and 6 rows. Column 1, Country, entries Germany, Great Britain, Japan, Poland, U S A, Soviet Union. Column 2, Military Deaths, entries 3,500,000, 264,443, 1,300,000, 123,178, 292,131, 11,000,000. Column 3, Civilian Deaths, entries 780,000, 92,673, 672,000, 5,675,000, 6,000, 7,000,000. Column 4, Total Deaths, entries 4,200,000, 357,000, 1,972,000, 5,800,000, 298,000, 18,000,000.

Which statement best describes the information shown on the chart?

There was a greater total loss of life in the European Theater than in the Pacific Theater.
In the European Theater, countries on the western front suffered a greater loss of life than countries on the eastern front.
Both Germany and Great Britain had high casualty rates among military personnel and civilians.
The Pacific Theater resulted in high military casualties, while the European Theater resulted in high civilian casualties.