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Hope on of these helps sorry if none of them do
Answer: Weaponry also changed significantly during the Civil War. The most lethal change during the Civil War was the introduction of rifling to muskets. However, a bullet from an aimed rifled musket could hit a soldier more than 1,300 meters away. This drastically changed the nature of warfare to the advantage of defenders.
Historians have described the Civil War as both a modern and a total war – modern for its use of technology, administrative efficiency, and public relations as tools of war, and total in its character as an all-consuming ideological crusade
The Civil War is often called the first modern war. For the first time, mass armies confronted each other wielding weapons created by the industrial revolution. The resulting casualties dwarfed anything in the American experience. More than 600,000 men died, the equivalent in today's population of 5 million
The answer is D. Pathogen
1) I believe the answer is “they feared the king’s soldiers would march on them,” even though I was taught that they invaded it for gunpowder and etc.
2) It marked the end of over 1000 years of monarchy in France.
3) The French ended slavery.
4) His invasion of Russia (a really bad defeat on his part).
5) The monarchies were re-established (Louis XVIII).
(i’m just not really sure about #1, though)
