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    This document is an organizer for students to complete with information about weapons technologies used in World War I, including airplanes, artillery, battleships, flamethrowers, machine guns, poison gas, submarines, tanks, and trenches. Students are asked to provide a brief definition and description of each technology, and explain its impact on the war. They are then asked three questions to analyze which technology was most feared, changed how war was fought the most, and left the most lasting impact on future warfare.

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    This document is an organizer for students to complete with information about weapons technologies used in World War I, including airplanes, artillery, battleships, flamethrowers, machine guns, poison gas, submarines, tanks, and trenches. Students are asked to provide a brief definition and description of each technology, and explain its impact on the war. They are then asked three questions to analyze which technology was most feared, changed how war was fought the most, and left the most lasting impact on future warfare.

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    This document is an organizer for students to complete with information about weapons technologies used in World War I, including airplanes, artillery, battleships, flamethrowers, machine guns, poison gas, submarines, tanks, and trenches. Students are asked to provide a brief definition and description of each technology, and explain its impact on the war. They are then asked three questions to analyze which technology was most feared, changed how war was fought the most, and left the most lasting impact on future warfare.

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    Name: ___________________________________________________________ Block: _______

    Weapons of World War I


    Directions: Complete the organizer below for each of the excerpts/information
    provided to you. Upon completion of the organizer, answer the questions on the
    back of this sheet.
    Technologi
    cal
    Innovation
    Airplane

    Artillery

    Battleship
    Flamethrow
    er
    Machine
    Gun

    Poison Gas

    Submarine

    Tanks

    Trenches

    Symbol

    Brief
    definition/description of
    technology

    Impact on the War

    1. Which technology do you think was most feared by the combatants of World
    War I? Explain your answer.

    2. Which technology do you think most changed how war was fought? Explain
    your answer.

    3. Which technology do you think left the most lasting impact on future
    warfare? Explain your answer.

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