Why was England afraid of invasion at the end of the 19th century?A.Germany had just successfully invaded France.B.Aliens from outer space had attacked Germany.C.A drought had caused massive food shortages.D.Soviet spies had been discovered in the United States

Why was England insecure about its position in the world near the end of the 19th century?A.Other equally powerful countries had been attacked and defeated.B.A drought had destroyed much of England's food supply, and people were starving.C.England had been attacked by the German army, which weakened England's defenses.D.A plague had wiped out more than half of England's population.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Why did England feel vulnerable to attack at the end of the 19th century?A.Half of England's food supply had been destroyed by drought.B.The king had recently died, and England had no consistent leadership.C.A plague had killed hundreds of thousands of people across the country.D.Other countries were improving their militaries and growing stronger.

Why was Britain concerned about France's defeat by Germany at the end of the 19th century?A.British people thought they also might be attacked by the Germans.B.British people felt sorry for the former French king and his family.C.Britain had wanted to attack France as well.D.Britain lost the economic support of the French government.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

When The War of the Worlds was written, England feared _____.A.attack from another countryB.economic collapseC.plagueD.alien invasion

Which cause of anxiety in the United States after World War II prompted much of the invasion literature produced then?A.The threat of communismB.The threat of economic ruinC.The threat of diseaseD.The threat of alien attack