Life In The Trenches
Remembering the History of World War I
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So what is your name? *
What is your partner's name? *
The Western Front ran from a country called Belgium to the border between France and this country. *
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What was a dugout used for? *
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How many men were typically included in a platoon? *
Why were trenches built during World War I?
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What is a louse(lice)?  Also, what does it eat?
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What did they call the pieces of wood that they would line the bottom of the trenches with so they didn't slip and fall?
What was the very dangerous stretch of land between the Allied and German armies called in World War I?
People in the trenches didn't have many clothes and had to protect the ones they had.  They wrapped them in tough cloth to prevent them from being torn.  What were these called?
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What did they call the military backpack of the time for allies in World War I?
What was the term used to describe the inner wall of the trench, that had sandbags on top for protection?
What narrow ledge inside the trench allowed soldiers to carefully see over the inner wall?
What order meant you could leave defensive positions?
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