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'''SUBSTITUE: H1. Why did genocide tragically kill so many more people in the 20th century than in the rest of world history combined?'''

'''SUBSTITUE: H1. Why did genocide tragically kill so many more people in the 20th century than in the rest of world history combined?'''

So many more people were killed in the 20th century because of the many recent advancements in technology and the breakdown of moral character. The roaring twenties were recent history in America, and secular entertainments and un-clean ideas were beginning to emerge, and the previously clear lines between right and wrong were becoming a strangely gray area. Hitler was killing to eliminate a race, while previous battles were being fought for freedom, or to overcome and  

So many more people were killed in the 20th century because of the many recent advancements in technology and the breakdown of moral character. The roaring twenties were recent history in America, and secular entertainments and un-clean ideas were beginning to emerge, and the previously clear lines between right and wrong were becoming a strangely gray area. Hitler was killing to eliminate a race, while previous battles were being fought for freedom, or to overcome and control another country. Hitler did not care to use these people as slaves, or to induct them into his new world. He wanted to eliminate them, and nearly succeeded.