>>16950292
Google

I caught the time traveler

Didn't help

>>16950292
Trench warfare, if I recall correctly. The other technologies were all quite new -perhaps literally DURING the Civil War- but trench warfare didn't get big until World War I.

>>16950292
Machine Guns were new, but trench warfare was common especially in the earthworks around Petersburg and Vicksburg, so its a trick question? Maybe landmines then (yay for my history degree, I guess?)

>>16950360
That being said, this wasn't WWI trench warfare

>>16950292
Maybe landmines but the ACW is full of shit that all those could very well be right. I bet thats right in your textbook though, fuck

>>16950971
Landmines DEFINATELY saw use during the Civil War, mostly by the Confederates. Hell, the first modern fused mines were fielded during Yorktown, I believe.

Upon further reflection, the right answer is probably Machine Gun. Gatling guns saw use during the civil war, but they're not strictly machine guns because they have to be cranked.

>>16950292
all of those were lol

>>16951045
that would be my guess too. Theres a reason gatlin guns and machine guns have diff names.

All these people are dumb. It was the ironclad.

>>16950292
>homework
>>>/wsr/

machine gun you fool.

>>16951423
>literally famous for ironclad ship fights

>>16950292
It's machine guns. Those are literally the trademark of WWI. Earliest use might be arguable in the Balkans

>>16951586
British
Matebele War 1893
Maxim Machine gun
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