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[DOC File]Unit 1 Lesson ( ): Trench Warfare
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Lesson 2: Trench Warfare. Topic Overview: Word War I ushered in a new era of warfare. Major developments in strategy, tactics, weapons, and technology changed the way wars would be fought in the future. Germany used these new developments to advance to within thirty miles of Paris by September 1914. It seemed as though the Schlieffen Plan to ...
[DOC File]DBQ: WWI
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World War I, also known as The Great War, was an international conflict lasting from 1914 to 1918. The driving force that led nations to war was imperialism.
[DOCX File]Trench Warfare - PSYCHOLOGY
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Trench foot. Interesting facts about WW1 trench warfare: The western front saw the digging of almost 10,000 kilometres of trenches on both sides. The accumulation of water in the bottom of the trenches caused many soldiers feet to start rotting, an infliction that got the name ‘trench foot’.
[DOC File]World War One Assignment
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Trench Warfare ( Standard 10.5.2, 10.5.4) Writing prompt – Analyze the role trench warfare played in shaping soldiers’ experiences in World War I. Your Write-up of findings should describe the conditions in trenches and then explain how or why this influenced soldiers. Presentation Product -
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Using the pictures and information on trench warfare, how would you feel if you had to fight a war that way? Timeline of the War : Describe the event that occurred next to each date. April 2, 1917 Sept.-Nov. 1918 Nov. 11,1918. July – August 1918 Nov. 3, 1918. The Domestic Impact of the War ...
[DOC File]WWI Study Guide
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2. Trench warfare - a type of armed combat in which the two opposing sides fight from trenches that face each other to protect soldiers from the onslaught of machine gun fire and other weaponry. A series of trenches stretched from the North Sea to Switzerland. No man’s land – the desolate area that separated the two sides of trenches
[DOC File]World war I review sheet
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Trench Warfare. Trench foot. Shell shock. Propaganda . Reparations. No man’s land. Lusitania. Central Powers/Allies. Zimmerman Note. Mechanized warfare. Treaty of Versailles . Fourteen Points. League of Nations . Geographical changes of Europe post-war. Reasons US joined war. Selective Service Act Review Questions
[DOC File]World War 1 Propaganda Poster Assignment
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WW1 Propaganda Topics List ... trench warfare . Kaiser. Wilhelm II On the back of each poster should be a mini report about your assigned topic. Your mini report should include the following information: Who or what is your topic about? Create a brief on it explaining the history of your topic and the role it …
[DOC File]WWI: The Scrapbooks
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Trench Warfare (p. 8-9) 1. List three reasons why life in the trenches was difficult. 2. Describe "no man's land" and "over the top". 3. Describe the effects of poison gas. 4. How long would men spend in the trenches? How long did they get to rest? Life in the Front Lines …
[DOC File]The Changing Face of War
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Trench Warfare – Was the standard war tactic in WW1. Although trenches were used in ancient and medieval warfare, in the American Civil War, and in the Russo-Japanese War (1904—5), they did not become important until World War I - Some elaborate and some were a muddy ditch - Usually 400m apart - Ross rifle sucked
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