Rifles that used minie balls contributed to the high casualty rate in the Civil War. Rifles with minie balls could shoot farther and more accurately and could be reloaded faster than old-fashioned muskets. As a result, mounted charges and infantry assaults did not work as well. Defenders using rifles could shoot more of the attackers before they got close. As a result, mounted charges and infantry assaults did not work as well. Defenders using
Technology took made many improvements during the Civil War. The guns went from smoothbore muskets to rifles that used minie balls. The Civil War also saw torpedoes, submarines and Gatling guns.
Certainly - but not as many as disease.
rifles, sowrd, arrowes, knifes
it was the mini ball IMPROVEMENT The repeating rifles and carbines.
Almost all Civil War rifles were muzzle loaders.
There were many firsts in technology and they were; railroad artillery, submarine, snorkel breathing device, land mines, field trenches, flame throwers, naval torpedoes, repeating rifles, steel ship, workable machine guns, hospital ships, iron clad navies, sights for rifles, long range rifles, battle photos.
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Rifles that used minie balls contributed to the high casualty rate in the Civil War. Rifles with minie balls could shoot farther and more accurately and could be reloaded faster than old-fashioned muskets. As a result, mounted charges and infantry assaults did not work as well. Defenders using rifles could shoot more of the attackers before they got close. As a result, mounted charges and infantry assaults did not work as well. Defenders using
English rifles were used in the Civil War. As a neutral country, England and its businesses could sell to America for money.
Trenches weren't dug in the civil war. They aren't used until WW1. The battle tactics of the civil war were still Napoleonic.
Rifles were invented in the 15th Century, during the Civil War Period. If you are asking about when lands and grooves were used in barrels, the answer would be a few hundred years before the Civil War.
Yes, in the early years of the US Civil war the South used hunting rifles such as the Hawken and Kentcuky rifles and shotguns due too the shortage of military rifles, they remained in service until 1863.
Technology took made many improvements during the Civil War. The guns went from smoothbore muskets to rifles that used minie balls. The Civil War also saw torpedoes, submarines and Gatling guns.
Certainly - but not as many as disease.
A predominant mode of combat during the US Civil War was the infantry firefight at close range. This was usually the result of a point when the attacking army had overcome the first fear of the enemy's rifles or fieldworks and marched into contact.
not shotguns, but yes to the others