Question

how did technology influence what happened in world war i?
it enabled nations to quickly defeat their enemies.
it greatly increased the number of casualties
it decreased the amount of money needed to wage war.
it enabled nations to defeat their enemies with few casualties.
question 6
how did governments address the issue of fading enthusiasm for the war within their populations?
they promised there would be no more wars.
they used propaganda to stir up emotions.
they allowed soldiers more time to visit their families.
they provided extra food and supplies to civilians.

Explanation:

• First question: World War I saw the introduction of new technologies like machine - guns, poison gas, and tanks. These technologies made battles more deadly. Machine - guns could fire many rounds per minute, and poison gas could cause severe injuries and death. Tanks, although in their early stages, also added to the destructive power. So, technology greatly increased the number of casualties.
• Second question: As the war dragged on, people's enthusiasm for it faded. Governments used propaganda. Propaganda could be in the form of posters, news articles, etc. It was used to create a sense of patriotism, to demonize the enemy, and to make people believe that the war was necessary. For example, posters might show the enemy as evil or show soldiers as heroes.

Answer:

• First question: It greatly increased the number of casualties
• Second question: They used propaganda to stir up emotions