A Long and Illustrious History
Approximately how many British casualties were there in the First World War?
AMore than 2 million ✓
BMore than 200,000
CMore than 1 million
DMore than 500,000
Answer & explanation
The correct answer is More than 2 million.
Millions of people were killed or wounded in the First World War, with more than 2 million British casualties.
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