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Q: How does new weapons and advances in technology made the Civil War deadlier than previous wars?
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What new weapons made fighting ww1 deadlier than fighting in previous wars?

Chlorine gas by Germans


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Weapons 'tech' is not a science. Advances in technology are typically the application of scientific work, and don't in themselves provide input to the sciences.


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Now militaries had deadlier, mass produced weapons.


What advances in technology made war more terrible than it had been in earlier years?

The weapons made it easier to kill more and quicker!


What advances credited to the Assyrians?

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science and technology played a major role in developing new weapons


What new weapons made fighting in world war 1 deadlier world war 1?

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