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What were the increased death and destruction seen on the battlefields of world war i the direct result of? a. difficulties in predicting weather patterns b. inadequate military planning c. industrial
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What were the increased death and destruction seen on the battlefields of world war i the direct result of?
a. difficulties in predicting weather patterns
b. inadequate military planning
c. industrial revolution
d. outdated military equipment?
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c. industrial revolution is the correct answer
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