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1 World War I C Name_________________________ Weapons & World War I
TANKS PLANES MACHINE GUNS POISON GAS TRENCH WARFARE
Stalemate
Western Front
War at Sea
What Effects?
• Leads to industrialized death
• Leads to a stalemate
• Leads to new weapons being sought to end war
What Effects?
• Chlorine, Phosgene, Mustard
• Creates a moral dilemma in the war
• Kills and/or disfigures troops that come into contact
What Effects?
• Used to go over trenches and create forward advances
• Can also go over barbed wire and mines in no man’s land
What Effects?
• At first used to only spy on enemy troops and lines
• Aerial battles evolve and eventually become forward weapons
• Red Baron
What Effects?
• Stalemate begins to create a trench culture
• Soldiers lived, ate, and rested in miles of trench networks that were developed
What Effects? • Stalemate • Neither side has an advantage • Creates need to find better ways to advance
forward • Formation of “No Man’s Land” with lines of
barbed wire and landmines between trenches
• Western Front • Line of trenches along French, Belgian, German
border • Where most of the fighting takes place from 1914-
1918 • Formed because of a stalemate due to
industrialized weapons and pre-industrial tactics.