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Q1
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This naval weapon is a self propelled explosive device that was described as early as 1275 BC
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Q2
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These Chinese hand weapons are two rings with protruding flame style blades.
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Q3
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This flexible bladed 16th century sword shares a name with the main character in the upcoming epic 'The Hobbit'
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Q4
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Filled with propelant gas and some type of ignitable liquid, these weapons were used in trench warfare in WWI and in depictions of ancient warfare in the first century.
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Q5
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These weapons of mass destruction have been detonated for testing and demonstration purposes over 2,000 times but have only been used in warfare 2 times.
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Q6
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Although not officially used in modern wepons to inflict damage, these are used to help aim weapons.
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Q7
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This weapon of choice for gangsters in the 20's this gun had a lot of nicknames such as "Chicgo Typewriter" "Trench Broom" "The Chopper" and "Tommy Gun"
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Q8
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A Ballista, a Springald, an Onager and a Trebuchet are all different kinds of these early siege weapons.
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Q9
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Developed in China, these tubes used gun powder to launch large balls of stone, iron, or lead into their targets.
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Q10
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Futuristic yet real this weapon deploys 24 electrified probes at the same time in a single direction.
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