Which of the following statements describes one way in which the use of airpower during World War II changed warfare?

A.
Airpower meant less destruction and fewer deaths.

B.
Airpower made killing a mechanical act rather than a personal act.

C.
Airpower was not effective without unbreakable codes.

D.
Airpower did not change the way wars are fought.

Question

Which of the following statements describes one way in which the use of airpower during World War II changed warfare?
	
	
 
A.
	Airpower meant less destruction and fewer deaths.
	
 
B.
	Airpower made killing a mechanical act rather than a personal act.
	
 
C.
	Airpower was not effective without unbreakable codes.
	
 
D.
	Airpower did not change the way wars are fought.

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

I do believe that it is B. Trench Warfare in the first world war was very up close and personal, and they only had the original planes, that didn't really fly well. By world war 2, they were producing planes in large amounts, with different types. For example, there were fighter planes, recon planes, and bombers. No longer did you have to be right in your enemy's face to kill them, you could be hundreds of feet above them.

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

You're welcome. :3 I'm actually surprised that I remember all of this, considering I don't really do any apush reading.

anonymous · Answer

ha! lol your just really smart :)