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Which of the following explains one of the reasons World War I was so much more destructive than earlier conflicts
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Which of the following explains one of the reasons World War I was so much more destructive than earlier conflicts

Which of the following explains one of the reasons World War I was so much more destructive-example-1
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A. because there was new weapons that were very destructive that killed a large amount of people, the earlier wars didn't have that good of technology so the answer is a.
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Armies used advanced weaponry developed during the Industrial Revolution

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