What effect did technology have on World War I? Question 19 options: A. It enabled nations to defeat their enemies with few casualties.
B. It enabled nations to quickly defeat their enemies.
C. It greatly increased the number of casualties.
D. It decreased the amount of money needed to wage war.

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Answer 1
Answer: I believe the answer is B, but at the same time, I'm not sure.
Answer 2
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Answer:

C. It greatly increased the number of casualties.

Explanation:

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Answer:

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Explanation:

Then it goes to the senate.

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Correct me if im wrong but I think its the House of Representatives

Explanation:

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