Answers S1S-OC US History A E1202 - AG World War I: From Isolation to InvolvementQuestion 5

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World War I: From Isolation to Involvement

Question 5 • S1S-OC: US History A (E1202 - AG)

What were the effects of the poison gas, according to the reporter?

Answer

A

The German troops became too weak from the gas to defeat the French.

B

Soldiers suffered from nausea, passed out, and even died from the gas.

C

There were few effects from the gas, and the battle continued.

D

The gas was bright yellow and caused the soldiers’ skin to blister.

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