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What are two reason why more soldiers were killed in the Great War than in the Civil War?

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What are two reason why more soldiers were killed in the Great War than in the Civil War?

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World War I was the first truly modern war involving several large national armies, automatic weapons, smokeless powder and high explosives, not to mention quick firing artillery. All these factors made the Great War far deadlier than the American Civil War.