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Tanks. In 1914, the “war of movement” expected by most European generals settled down into an …
Flamethrowers. Although the Byzantines and Chinese used weapons that hurled flaming material …
Poison Gas. Getty Images. Poison gas was used by both sides with devastating results (well, …
Tracer Bullets. Photo courtesy of Military Cartridges. While the Great War involved a lot of futile …
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all of these statements look correct besides the third one
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Hello there! World war 1 was a hell of a war that led to many technological innovations at the cost of human suffering on a level never seen before. The trenches that were littered throughout western Europe were primarily designed for defense against enemy advances, artillery bombardments, and machine gun fire. Attacks on trenches were particularly deadly due to the use of newly developed machine guns, barbed wire, and CQC (Close quarters combat). It is arguable that the invention of the first tank by the British, gas attacks by the Germans, and devastatingly effective shotguns by the Americans could be seen as a technology that helped men overtake trenches, but they hardly did. Overall, all of these statements look correct besides the third one.
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Popular vote, in an indirect election, is the total number of votes received in the first-phase election, as opposed to the votes cast by those elected to take part in the final election.
In the early 1790’s France and Britain were the world powers trying to control most commerce from and to their far away colonies. George Washington decided that the United States would not take sides and would remain neutral. When the U.S and Britain ratified the Jay Treaty in 1796, a treaty of amity, commerce and navigation, the French government was highly unsatisfied with the agreement as it gave Britain the most favored nation trading status. France reacted by seizing U.S. merchant ships in the West Indies and by refusing to receive Charles C. Pinckney, who replaced Monroe, as U.S. Ambassador to France. Facing arrest Pinckney had to flee to the Netherlands.
John Adams wanted to avoid a full scale war with France opposing his own Federalist Party that under the direction of Alexander Hamilton used these events to turn U.S. citizens against France. Most of the impact of the XYZ affair was in domestic politics, as it was used as a tool for the opposition.
So your final answer is FALSE.
<span>The answer is "The U.S. government took little action to prevent Nazis from killing Jews." </span>
