== == In no particular order................ RADAR, SONAR, the proximity fuse, sulfa drugs, blood transfusion, the Jeep, jet engines, dehydrated foods, parachute and glider troops, and the ubiquitous SPAM.
WW2 introduced a whole range of newer technology. these are some of them
Tanks were better armoured, had more powerful weapons and were much faster. The Germans had the advantage at the start of the war with some spectacular tanks such ans the 'Tiger' tank, while Britain and her allies win through with tanks such as the Sherman, the Patton, and the Churchill.
Planes were one of the biggest improvements, and were now not just used for scouting, but for huge bombing raids, attacking ground targets and instalations, and shooting down other aircraft.
Infantry weapons became mainly automatic.
Radar was developed by the British and proved to be very useful when listening for German bombing raids.
* Germany had advantages in cruise missile and missile technology, jet and rocket aircraft, * Britain had advantages in cryptography, radar, funny tanks and all forms of innovation and creativity in warfare. * The USSR had an edge with tanks, Propaganda, guerrilla warfare and the Katyousha rocket.\ * The US had a the nuclear edge that won the war. As well as the Navajo code talkers. * The synthetic rubber invented
radar, atomic bomb, jet airplane, rockets
No, the Industrial Revolution occurred in the 18th and 19th centuries, not the end of the 20th century. It was a period of significant technological advancements and economic transformation that began in Britain and later spread to other parts of the world.
Nuclear weapons
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increased military casualties in battles fought during the war
True peace did not occur due to the technological advances and the development of the atomic bomb. The Cold War started before World War 2 ever ended. It also did not create tanks good enough to go against the Panzer tanks. It did not assuage Hitler nor did it stop the Japanese until Hirohito physically saw the damage of the two cities. It did not save enough lives medically. More technological advances were made in medicine, science, war manufacturing so that the war was better in Viet Nam. They had learned to develop the Jet better and smarter missiles to get direct hits. They were able to save more lives in Viet Nam (especially with the advance of the helicopter designed to pick up injured troopers).
during World War 2 there was alot of technological development (alot of it nazi's) and the things that where developed where put into practice.
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The argument in favor of IT being just another utility is the technological advancements that we see day in day out. Most IT based solutions have been developed to solve world problems.
There are several factors leading up to this: - Technological advancements: High technological advancements (relative to other countries) can create a huge boost to the economy: e.g. Japan and South Korea - profit from selling weapons during wartime. During WW2, US sold a ton of weapons to the Allies and thus, was able to create huge boost to its economy (before the Great Depression.) -Free market approach (although this is debatable)
atomic bombs
Gunpowder
During World War I.
Yes, most definitely! Technological advancements have allowed farmers to grow more in a smaller area, and harvest more in a shorter amount of time. This allows them to way more on a 1500 acre field than they were capable of doing 50 or even 100 years ago!
During world world war I
Technological advancements, critical thinking, and above all else Europeans and people of European descent have forever been far superior to everyone else around the world.
The New York Times referred to the 1964 World's Fair as a "glittering mirror of our national opulence." It was seen as a reflection of the United States' wealth, technological advancements, and cultural influence on the global stage during the 1960s.
Early societies around the world were similar in that they relied on agriculture, developed social hierarchies, and created systems of governance. However, they differed in aspects such as cultural beliefs, technological advancements, and specific forms of government. Lifestyles were shaped by their geography, available resources, and interactions with neighboring societies.