'Trench rats' presentation slideshows

Trench Warfare Life of Soldiers U.S. Neutrality WW1

Trench Warfare Life of Soldiers U.S. Neutrality WW1. Mr. Doherty / Mrs. T. Fighting. WW1 most of the fighting involved trench warfare. Reasons to Fight in Trenches. Protection from small fire arms Difficult to invade Easy to make. The Trench: Important points. Advantages:

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MARCH 21 , 2017

MARCH 21 , 2017. If your birthday is Jan., Feb, March, April, May, or June you are French/British If your birthday is July, Aug, Sept, Oct, Nov, Dec you are German You need stuff for notes and some extra scratch paper. Objective: To examine the horrors of trench warfare. Trench Warfare.

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Agenda

Agenda. Simulation Set up! SET THE STAGE: FRIEND OR FOE? Trench Warfare Key Points, Why Important? Primary Source Activity: Trench Rats. 143 Trench Warfare. War use to be battle of men. Industrial Revolution turned war in to battle of machines.

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BELLWORK: March 27 th

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Objective: To examine the horrors of trench warfare.

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Life of a WWI Soldier

Life of a WWI Soldier. Living in the trenches. A look inside the trenches. Trench Rats. Trench Foot. Constant exposure to water and mud did not allow the feet to dry. Many times they became numb and eventually, the tissue of the foot died. British troops began coating the feet with wax.

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Life in the Trenches Part II

Life in the Trenches Part II. Hardship in the Trenches By: Shayla, Nicole & Michelle. Dysentery. Definition: An infectious disease marked by inflammation and ulceration of the lower part of the bowels, with diarrhea that becomes mucus and haemorrhoids

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Trench Warfare

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Trench Warfare

Trench Warfare. TRENCH FOOT. TRENCH RATS. MUDDY. &. TIGHT.

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