What did it mean to “go “over the top” during world war i? a. it was the phrase for when soldiers left the trenches to rush into no man’s land. b. it was the phrase for when soldiers peered over the edge of their trenches through barbed wire. c. it was the phrase for when soldiers suffered mentally from the effects of mustard gas. d. it was the phrase for when soldiers refused a direct order from a superior and appealed to the general or admiral.

What triggered the surge of conservative governments in central europe at the end of world war i? a. the disintegration of european families in the wake of urbanization. b. a worldwide revolutionary upsurge. c. the revival of the austrian-hungarian and ottoman empires. d. the british suppression of the indian nationalist movement. e. the killing of the tsar during the russian revolution?

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