Question

Weapon that was used to blind, burn and cause other injury to the enemy.

a. Flamethrowers
b. Flash bangs
c. Machine Guns
d. Poison Gas

Answer 1

Poison gas and flamethrowers were used as weapons to blind, burn, and cause injuries to the enemy during World War I. Chemical weapons were later banned by the Geneva Protocol in 1925.

Step-by-step explanation:

Poison gas, such as chlorine gas, mustard gas, and phosgene gas, was used as a weapon to blind, burn, and cause other injuries to the enemy during World War I. Mustard gas could burn the eyes, nose, and skin, causing permanent blindness and respiratory problems. Phosgene gas was colorless and more immediately deadly. Flamethrowers were also used to burn enemy soldiers out of their trenches, causing psychological effects. Chemical weapons were later banned by the Geneva Protocol in 1925.