Iron Clads- Battle ships that had iron plating;
The Gatling gun- could fire 600 round a minuets; and
The rifle- the first drilled bore gun that was designed to curve the bullet and fire mini balls that expanded as the went through the barrel.
Also, the extensive use of torpedoes. And even the birth of the submarine for sea battles along with the revolving turret used on monitor style battle ships. Balloons were also used for reconnaissance.
Civil War Technology led historians to call the American Civil War the first modern war because of the array of new technology with which it was fought. The new technology ranged from weapons to cameras and telegraphs to tin cans. New weapons allowed soldiers to be more effective, but this new technology also meant that more soldiers were killed.
The book is Trial by Fire: Science Technology and the Civil War by Charles D.Ross.In Trial by Fire, Charles covers the applications of science and technology in the Civil War. He addresses the applications of existing technology to support combat forces and the applications of new technology to combat.
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New technology that was beneficial to the Civil War were canned foods, photography, and the telegraph. Soldiers were supplied with easier loading rifles that put a spin on the bullet to increase accuracy. A new bullet called the mini ball did far more damage to human bodies than previous ammunition. There was also some use of the new Gatling gun and missiles where they were available. The Civil War was also the first use of the submarine. Perhaps one of the most important inventions used in the Civil War was the railroads.
Ironclad ships, landmines, submarines, observation balloons, repeating guns, and grenades.
Generally speaking, both the Union and Confederate troops had access to the technology used in the US Civil War. Repeating and breech loading rifles, ironclad warships, telegraphed communications were all available either bought from Europe or built in Union armaments factories. The single much talked about "new" weapon was the Gatling Gun, the first type of machine gun developed by the North. There is rarely, however, mention of this weapon as being crucial to the outcome of battles. The technology of the rotating gun turret on Monitor type war vessels, was new technology, but once again not a determining factor in civil war battles.