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← HistoryWhich consequence increased the scale of early Bronze Age weaponry?
A)Improved mold casting precision✓
B)Streamlined bellows air compression
C)Organized copper sulfide mining
D)Standardized crucible thermal insulation
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Improved mold casting precision enables the production of larger and more complex weapons because improved casting reliability reduced flaws in large castings. Therefore, weapon size grows, rather than material supply (C), process optimization (B, D).
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