... "(Pate 2). In 1995, in Japan, a doomsday cult released sarin, a nerve gas, in the Tokyo subway. "12 were killed and over a thousand injured"(Pate 1). Some of the most deadly chemical and biological weapons are Anthrax, Cholera, Smallpox, The Plague, Ricin, Chlorine Gas, Hydrogen Cyanide, Sarin, and VX. Some of the symptoms include fatigue, blurred vision, nausea, diarrhea, blood poisoning, respiratory failure, ... frothing at the mouth, blindness, and convulsions. In many peoples opinion these weapons are worse than nuclear and I think they are right. The CIA is probably the best intelli...

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... Columbian Exchange was the fast spread of disease though the New Worlds. Europe became a powerhouse because of the discovery of new technology such as a written alphabet, new farming equipment, new weapons and firearms, and architecture. Europeans introduced the written alphabet to the natives during the Columbian exchange to improve trade. Not only did they teach them the alphabet for trade, but ... they realized how useful they were in killing animals. This opened a huge trade opportunity for the Europeans. The natives relied on trade with the Europeans in order to obtain new weapons....

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... cause supreme chaos in the world in which we live. Recent terrorist attacks have caused the world to think differently of itself. The threat of biological agents possibly used as weapons has created a new fear. Of these possibilities lies Tularemia. This threat only requires someone to inhale at least 10 organisms to cause the disease. People then develop severe illnesses but ... Smallpox. The threat of such a disease is apparent to political figures and biologists. This most likely will never be used, due to its popularity. However, it is among the most deadly biological agents. The re...

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