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of technical advancement in armaments on man, oced
ce from prejudices of any kind towards modeminon The
Iy has bech the loss of immunity from violence for successive
wder. In modern times, the presence of technically advanced
civilian population, has vastly undermined the value of human lite and
es Gf self restraint and discretion, on which a peaceful and am
w of the present scenario, would refrain one from atributing the
Frechnically superior weapons, for one must not overlook the fact
Cvery stage in the developinent of armamerits has been marked by
fought with stones and his bare handy the society was not yet compact the
spears, knives and arrows indicate the stage of the formation of small kung
effective weapon of destruction. When man introduced the cavalry into the army
making war, some small kingdoms gave a way to form empues, but
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D. a peaceful and amable society rests. However, an
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not overlook the fact that Necessity is the mother of
has been marked by its distinct impact on society. When
compact. The discovery of metal and the use of
won of small kingdoms Fue continued wo be a
forthcoming, the political structure of society remained mare or less staan
e cavalry into the army and improved the strateges of
a way to form empues, but with no revolutionary advances in aments
The next significant development was the use of gunpowder, which
mained mare or less stagant for the many coming communes
then thought to be impossible. Gunpowder was used to form the ammunition
as the use of gunpowder, which could be used to performats which were
sudden advances in weaponry not only facilitated the control of a larg
men that helping to form strong empires, but the availability of the new technology
enabled the formation of colonies in conunents which did not have access to
vailability of the new technology to a select few naton
not have access to the modernized technologies of
warfare. Modern technological advances in armaments anded the formation
in armaments aded the formation of nation states in Europe
The extensive use of the fire-power lent a lethal edge to the naval powe
ne tre-power lent a lethal edge to the naval power which proved to be the greatest asset
any nation in the 19th century Small United Nations States of Europe with
P ied men gained control of lands in foreign conunents far greater in areas than the parent countries
1. Answer the following
Q1. What proved to be the greatest asset to any nation in the 19th century
Q2. What undermined the value of human life?
Q3. What enabled the formation of colonies in continents?
Q4. What was the result of extensive use of the fire-power?​

Answer 1

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