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World War I encompassed all aspects of society. All of a countries efforts went towards funding it, young men were drafted, and food was rationed. It also increased the already overflowing nationalism of many of the involved countries.

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Throughout the war, America became less afraid and against becoming involved. When the government made the decision to intervene, propaganda played a huge part in changing the mind of the larger populace, and assuring them that American involvement was a positive thing.

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My Great Grandfather was a field medic in World War I.

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While at the operating table, a bomb came through the ceiling, landing across the table to him, killing the other doctor only 3 or 4 feet away from him across the table. He survived with an just an injured leg. He survived the trip home, and lived until his 50's, eventually dying to a heart attack.

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Even reinforced trenches were miserable living conditions.

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Food in the trenches was unappetizing. British rations typically consisted of (usually stale) bread, and canned meat.

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The fallen soldiers had to be removed from trenches to allow them to continue being used.

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Trench life was cramped and uncomfortable. Millions of soldiers dealt with these tight conditions.

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The land between the trenches, known as "No Man's Land", was scarred and inhospitable, and constantly under surveillance and bombardment. 