New technology came around, such as the inventions of tanks, landmines, machine guns, fighter planes, gas bombs, and the like, but still keeping with the same technique of trench warfare. This made the warfare deadly, but it also increased diseases, as soldiers spent months living in trenches with terrible sanitation and frequently inaccessible hospitals.
Trivia: Adolf Hitler was a soldier in the German army during WWI, but then he wore a large handlebar mustache. He trimmed it to the infamous toothbrush so that the gas mask could fit over his face.
The technological advances like machine guns, rapid - fire artillery and poison gas were invented at the ww1 and they made the war more deadly
nearly 3 times as deadly... that's pretty bad
1. It was a world war 2. First time chemical warfare was used 3. British invented the tank
World War 1 was much deadlier than other wars till that time was because there was a large scale arms race leading up to the assassination of Arch-Duke Ferdinand. Machine-guns, bolt-action rifles, artillery, and poison were being built in ways that made them more deadly than ever before, and the world's nations were not prepared for how deadly those weapons had become.
There was more technology than ever before that time period. higher artillery and vehicle's.
when lightning strikes on a creeper it makes it more deadly
No. While it was very deadly, there have been others that were larger and more powerful.
No. The grizzley is more deadly
they are more deadly than u could imagine.
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The Grizzly bear because i have heard deadly stories from them and wolfs!A TYRANNOSAURUS REX because of they where deadly in the dinosaur land!a human i think because they cut or kill animals and trees!may be a baby because of their deadly cry!
New and improved guns and artillery caused more casualties. Poison gas terrified soldiers. ... The Eastern front shifted over more area than the Western front, with less trench warfare and even more casualties.