Question

question 6 (1 point)
the carnage of the war triggered a revolution in battlefield medicine:
a mobile army surgical hospitals (mash) units are used for the first time
b ether and chloroform are used during operations
c 20 women signed on to be nurses
d antibiotics are used for the first time

question 7 (1 point)
the well - planed alliance of new weapons and outdated battle tactics meant body counts on an small scale (few casualties).
true
false

question 8 (1 point)
in the wake of lincolns emancipation of the enslaved people, black soldiers rushed to enlist for the union, _? would sign up by the end of the war.
a 100,000
b 200,000
c 300,000
d 400,000

Explanation:

For Question 6: Ether and chloroform were used as anesthetics in the 19th - century, revolutionizing battlefield medicine. MASH units were post - World War II, 20 women signing as nurses is not a revolutionary event in battlefield medicine, and antibiotics were not the first major revolution in this context.
For Question 7: The combination of new weapons and outdated tactics usually led to high casualties, not low ones.
For Question 8: After Lincoln's emancipation, about 200,000 Black soldiers enlisted in the Union by the end of the war.

Answer:

Question 6: b. ether and chloroform are used during operations
Question 7: False
Question 8: b. 200,000