The impact of technology on World War I was such that Advancements in technology allowed troops to fight battles from farther away.
<h3>How did technology affect WWI?</h3>
As a result of heavier guns and artillery, as well as planes and tanks, sides in WWI, could attack each other from farther away by simply bombarding them.
This was different from wars in the past where soldiers had to fight in close quarters to do real damage.
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Hernan Cortes was a Spanish conquistador (1485-1547) who conquered large parts of what is now mainland Mexico in the name of the King of Castile. He is a largely controversial figure, most known for overthrowing the Aztec Empire's leader, Montezuma ll. He captured the Aztec's leaders and brought diseases their immune systems could not handle. During the 16th century, he and his men captured the largest portion of land in North America. He was a clever leader because of the Spaniard's technological advancements, and his army strategy. Much of his power came from manipulating the conquered people through threatening their leaders.
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Natural rights exist independently of government.
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Because those people also have rights, even if they say horrible things. There should be more limits on free speech to protect people from hate speech, threats, and insurrections.
