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Ik some of you guys LOVE a good World War I question? XD To what extent, if at all, did industrialization lead to the many casualties seen in the Great War (World War I) ~ AP U.S. History
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Ik some of you guys LOVE a good World War I question? XD

To what extent, if at all, did industrialization lead to the many casualties seen in the Great War (World War I)

~ AP U.S. History

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Industrialization was, in a sense resposible, for the deaths (at least some of them) seen in WW1 because weapons such as torpedoes and machine guns could be mass-produced as a result of industrialization.

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