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Question 22 (Worth 2 points)


(LC)Which weapon caused the fewest casualties in World War I?


A machine gun


B artillery


C airplane THIS IS THE RIGHT ANSWER i think  


D bayonet WRONG


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mathgirl22
I agree with you it is C. Airplane -Airplanes were really only doing large amounts of attacking enemy troops on the ground in 1918, and they honestly weren't that good at it.

Answer:

The answer is bayonet

Explanation:

its bayonet because they couldn't always get close enough to stab everyone. An airplane can do way more destruction that a knife. A bayonet is a knife. And the question is asking what weapon caused the FEWEST causalities in WWI

Causalities meaning death!!!

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