What does the term 'Total War' mean in the WWII context?

• A. A doctrine of mobilizing all society's resources—economic, industrial, and human—for victory, with governments directing production and society bearing heavy casualties.
• B. A limited form of warfare focused on battles and trenches only.
• C. A war conducted with no civilian involvement or sacrifice.
• D. A strategy of avoiding societal disruption to preserve peacetime life.

Answer: (A)