Answer: The main goal of most of these weapons was to kill 'em all. 2. It was important to kill more people because killing more people means that you will have less people to kill. Less people to kill means that you can kill them faster.
Explanation: The idea of also being hunkered down in a trench, waiting for the enemy to cross could only have been accomplished with a machine gun. I would have to give credit for this to the machine gun. That is the main weapon that made trench warfare necessary in World War I.
The line mentioned by <span>Teiresias was, "I see".</span>
The law courts of the roman republic were overseen by the Tribunes ( "Tribuni Plebi"), or "Tribunes of the people"; these protected the interests of the plebeians, i.e., the people.
<span>Assuming that this is referring to the same list of options that was posted before with this question, <span>the correct response would be the "San People" from Namibia, since these people have also been hunter gatherers for most of their history. </span></span>
