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How did this new technology impact the war? Was it good or bad? Is it ethical to use this type of weapon?

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How did this new technology impact the war? Was it good or bad? Is it ethical to use this type of weapon?

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Poison gas impacted the war by allowing armies to attack large numbers of people at a time. Poison gas was good and bad. It was good because it allowed armies to kill their enemies without destroying weapons and resources so then they could take them to use for themselves. However it was bad because you could only use the gas attacks in good weather conditions or it could backfire. In our opinion it is not ethical to use this type of weapon.

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Infirmarys often stayed full due to the affect of the gas.

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Animals also had to wear gas masks so they would not be affected.

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Soldiers walking through gas wearing masks to protect themselves.

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The gas often left those effected with deformities or  disabilities.

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Gas was easily spread due to the weather on the battle fields.

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1. The French were the first to use poison gas in WWI.
2. There were a few different types of chemicals used in poison gas attacks including tear gas, chlorine, phosgene, and mustard gas.
3. The Battle of Bolimov is where the first large-scale poison gas attack was used by the Germans.
4. The weather had a strong impact on the use of gas attacks in WWI.
5. The most effective gas used in the war was mustard gas which was mainly used by the Germans.
6. More than 30 deadly gases were used during WWI, over one million soldiers were gassed and 100,000 died from the gas.
7. Before people started wearing the Box Resipirators in 1916 they wore masks made of a cloth material soaked in chemicals or urine.
8.  Soldiers often used the gases to lure men out of the trenches so they could be shot down, not many men died to the actual gas because of this technique.
9. Germany, France, and Britain used the most gas in WWI their total amount combined added up to about 130,000 tons of gas.
10. Some effects of being in contact with the mustard gas were blistering of the lungs, nausea, and vomiting. Even soldiers wearing gas masks were still affected by the gas because it would soak through their clothes and leave their skin covered in blisters.

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First World War tech: Chlorine Gas & Gas Masks