There are estimated to have been over thirty seven million military and civilian casualties in World War I. Which statement is NOT a primary reason for the high death toll?

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There are estimated to have been over thirty-seven million military and civilian casualties in World War I. A statement that is NOT a primary reason for the high death toll would be "WWI saw the first use of firebombing in order to decimate cities which resulted in a high civilian casualty rate.

World War I was the deadliest war of all time in that moment of human history. There were various reasons for that. During the war, new technological advances appeared and killed millions of people: civilians and the military. We are talking about tanks, machine guns, and poison gas. These new weapons created so much pain, suffering, and destruction.

Let's have in mind that World War I was fought on a global scale including colonial efforts which made disease outbreaks a leading cause of death. Soldiers have to fight in and out of the trenches to capture territories. Those actions produced millions of dead soldiers.

The statement that cannot be considered as the primary reason for the high death toll during WWI is "WWI saw the first use of firebombing in order to decimate cities which resulted in a high civilian casualty rate."

WWI experienced more deaths of casualties than the military people. More than 13,000,000 people died. The reason behind these deaths was starvation, exposure, disease, encounters, and massacres.

The machine guns killed many peoples, indeed many died due to disease spread. The military soldiers were forced to move away from the protected trenchers to capture territory.

Therefore the correct option is C.

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