Question

world war i home front
political effects of the war
what was a draft dodger during world war i?
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allegiance
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silence
a soldier serving in the military when the draft started
an individual who survived combat during the war
a person that was drafted to fight but refused to do so

Explanation:

To determine the answer, we analyze the term "draft dodger." A draft dodger refers to someone who evades or refuses military conscription (the draft). The first option describes a soldier serving when the draft started, not a dodger. The second option is about a combat survivor, not related to dodging the draft. The third option, "a person that was drafted to fight but refused to do so," matches the definition of a draft dodger.

Answer:

C. a person that was drafted to fight but refused to do so (assuming the third option is labeled C; if the options are unlabeled by identifier, then "the third option" or based on position, e.g., "the bottom option" as per the image layout here)