Question

How did gas warfare change the face of combat during World War I?

Soldiers had to wear special masks to protect themselves.

It replaced the use of air raids and machine guns in battle.

It led to mass military desertions on the battlefields.

Chemicals such as mustard gas replaced trench warfare.

Answer 1

Chemicals such as mustard gas replaced trench warfare.

Answer 2

And many of the other options also, but this foremost.

Answer 3

Yeah thought it was a but d is a little more accurate

Answer 4

its actually the first option

Answer 5

All forms of battle were still being used concurrently: trench warfare, machine guns, bombers, etc.

The way wars were fought back then was using trench warfare, which means it would be almost impossible to leave the battlefield without deserting the battle.

Chemical warfare was also dangerous because sometimes the wind would shift and countries were accidentally gassing out their own soldiers.

Answer 6

Civilians wore masks.

Answer 7

oh makes sense

Answer 8

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2376985/

Answer 9

civilians didn't have access to gas masks as easy as soldiers did

Answer 10

i trust a government site more then yahoo answers

Answer 11

True.

Answer 12

lol the answer lies in the government link

Answer 13

Ok, brb, getting something to snack on.

Answer 14

Loll I am reading into both of yours but becca boo can you show me where it mainly says the answer

Answer 15

Ok tyt bookworm

Answer 16

back.

Answer 17

That was fast

Answer 18

I dashed.

Answer 19

GAS MASKS AND THE EVOLUTION OF GAS DEFENSE
that section on to the next one tells you

Answer 20

in that website

Answer 21

Loll thanks both of you

Answer 22

No problem!

Answer 23

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