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When the Central and allied powers realized how powerful the machine guns could be and they both really wanted to gain that power but the allies didn't get as much as the central powers did.

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Evan L//forget the other one about "both side"

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Evan L//forget the other one about "both side"

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The Germans had more of the machine guns and the British soldiers were saying how those machines guns are weapons of destruction and can easily uphold armies.

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Evan Larsen- Both sides wanted a bigger and stronger military 

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Evan Larsen- Both sides wanted a bigger and stronger military 

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Machine guns were mainly shown as used by the germans who used them to hold an entire front , when the allied troops ran toward the german trenches it was said they were mowed down in seconds by the Germans. They had better equipment nd the stalemate was kept a very long time.

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Both sides wanted power and revenge for previous wars and battles against each other. some countries were going through imperialism and wanted more countries for land and more power over different areas. One side had better equipment and the other had more men and better strategies for the fighting.

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both sides wanted more powerful weapons and stronger military, but really the central powers got a lot better equiptement, giving them a big advantage over the allied powers in that sense. both sides also hated trench warfare and living in the trenches, which is understandable considering how bad conditions were in trench life. A big difference about the two sides though was that one side never had enough water, and the other aways had too much and everything was damp and gross.

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Introduction of Machine Guns
The Allied Powers and Central Powers both agreed that the Machine guns were powerful and they both wanted it but they didn't get it that way.
The Central powers had most of the power, they even had the machine guns unlike the allied powers. They talked about how they could take down a line of men using the machine Guns. On the other hand the Allied Powers really didn't get that advantage and they would all wait to hear out from someone when the Central powers started to use there machine guns.

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The Trench Systems
The Allied Powers and Central Powers both hated the trenches and they both didn't like all the body of men and how muddy and wet it was down in the trenches. The Central Powers were different from the Allied powers because they didn't get much water and sometimes they would wait for the ice in the shell holes they would use to make hot tea. The Allied powers mainly just complained about how wet and cold it was down there and how they were always hungry.

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Machine gun-In the start of the war the Germans mad more of them then we did, when a machine gun opened fired in there area the men would listen for someone to say "It's the coffee mill," it sent them a shivering feeling down there spine.On the German side there was no better time for them then now and the only order they had was "Fire until the barrel bursts.'' On their side when the whole grassland was full of their infantry there was never a time of devastation of them seeing hundreds of dead men falling to the ground.

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The Trench System: Both sides very disliked the trench system, The Allied trenches were filled with mud because of all the water and the whole trench was filled with the dead. The Central powers also had a lot of mud but their trenches had the Honorable smell like rotting flesh/corpses. They had to melt snow at 5pm in the shells to be able to fill their water bottles for the day with water.

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Machine Gun differences-
Both side had different perspectives on machine guns and how it made them feel.
The Central Powers had lots of machine guns and loved to use them, "Fire until the barrels burst". They liked the power that the machine guns had and the harm they can cause. They would be taking down hundreds at a time. The Allied Powers on the other hand did not have many machine guns. The Allied Powers knew what the machine guns could do and how harmful they were and that's why they didn't like them.

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Ali Stefaniak
The Allied and Central Powers had some similarities. This was their hate for the trenches. The Allied Powers had mud up to their knees. There were corpses through out the trenches. The Central Powers also hated the trenches. There was mud everywhere and the trenches were rotten and smelled. There was also no fresh, clear water for them to drink. With that it was also very cold and wet. Everyone was living in mud and water with bodies surrounding them.

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The Trench System - Both Central and Allied powers hated the trench system. Allied powers "trenches were knee-deep in gluing mud" (French description) and had corpses all throughout the trenches. Central powers had mud everywhere and all the trenches smelled of rotting corpses. Neither had any fresh, clean water to drink. All the trenches were very cold and "slimy." Everyone had been living in mud, water, and rotting corpses surrounding them all throughout their trench.

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Medics - Both Central and Allied powers had gone through similar experiences. They both had to deal with wounds ranging from easy to deal with to wounds that they had not been prepared for. Both sides had to deal with the fowl stench of rotting flesh and corpses. Some of the wounds had been of soldiers getting their body parts blown off, or part of the body part. "But it is multiple wounds that appear worst, men almost in pieces, the number intensifies the horror, we get so few slight cases." (a British doctor) As more cases came in with wounds, needing treatment, they began to get far worse and there were more cases than all the doctors together were able to handle.

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The Machine Gun Differences -
The Central Powers loved machine guns. That's all they really used. They really loved the power they had when they used them, "never had the machine gunners such straightforward work to do nor done it so effectively." They could take down everyone and they could do it so easily. They loved it.
The Allied Powers were different. They were pretty intimidated by the machine guns because they did not have nearly as many as the Central Powers. "It's the coffee mill, his remark would send a tingle down our spines...I know nothing more depressing in the midst of battle...than the steady tac-tac-tac of that deadly weapon," said a

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The Trench System Similarities -
The Central Powers didn't like the trench system. They did not get fresh water and there were dead, rotten bodies. On top of that, it was cold. One of the sergeants shared his experience with the cold temperatures. In the middle of the day, he had boiling hot water and by 5 pm, it was frozen solid. "It was frozen so hard that an ordinary knife made hardly any impression on it." The conditions were said to be terrible and, in my opinion, not meant for people to be living in.
The Allied Powers, also, hated the trench system. There was "gluing mud," making it so much harder to do anything. There was a man was holding another man that had been injured. The mud was so sticky that he had started sinking down and as he tried to push of the mud to get back up, he was touching another mans face that was buried. The trenches were described as wet and cold (mainly at night). Also, it was said to be full of tired and starving men. All in all both sides hated living in the trenches, it was cold, wet, dirty and just overall unlivable for people.

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The Ottoman Empire was seeing an collapsing industry in response to its refusal to modernize, an 600 year old Monarchy losing power for its terrible polices, and losing land on all fronts. The Russians were having all sorts of trouble like an nation wide famine due to 80% of the country's food being directed to the army, an terrible industry, communist revolts, incompetent Tzar, losing 25% of its population and a communist revolution forcing them to surrender in late 1917
Austria Hungary was just a mess on every aspect with 10 different ethnic groups all wanting different land, A dual monarchy, and a very weak army
The German Empire was in full on famine and a month before its surrender Kasier Wilhelm II resigned the crown. Bulgaria wasted the very small amount of materials it had in its nation rolling over Serbia.

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The allied powers and the central powers had one thing in common and that is, they both hated trenches. The lack of resources and the fact that there were getting sick, and they couldn't do anything about it. They both agreed that it was the hardest thing that they had to do. The Allied Powers had less then the Central powers and was challenged to take them down. They had a big advantage because the had the machine guns, and they would take down their troops at a hundred men at a time. From the medical perspective, the soldiers were severely injured and it would take a lot for them to get back out.

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kyla smith~Both central powers and allied powers shared the same opinion and perspective on the trenches that's why the hated them so much it was very hard to deal with the conditions because of the amount of water and mud. or because of the lack of water. Central loved the idea of machine guns and talked about how convenient and easy they would be to use to take out soldiers but the allied powers didn't care for the idea of machine guns because central power had more guns and they new that was an advantage.The medical views where the same for both sides.

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For Trenches they can agree on one thing, they sucked. For Medics, they're all Allies, so I can't compare/contrast to it. But, for Machine Guns, Central talked about how easy it is to use, whilst the Allies talked about how easy it is to... kill the Allies. [Danny]

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Anton Raddeman - both sides had trenches and both didn't really like them. They talked about all the dead things and how gross they where. Some of them had mud and water in them and just where not the best. The central loved machine guns because of the power it gave to them and they could take out more.

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Conner Komperud - The medics on both sides had similar perspectives like the things they smelled, and the amount of soldiers who needed their help. Both sides also talked about some cases where the injury was un-treatable and how sad it was for them watching them suffer.

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The medical views of the war were the same on both sides. They didn't have the best and right equipment for the job so they had to work with what they had. The nurses hated the smell of rotten limbs but they had to deal with it. A lot of the medics didn't understand why the was called a holy war when their would be people with half their head gone coming in. The medics also didn't like that they could not amputate limbs.

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Dylan Schroeder - The views on trench life were very similar but somewhat different. The central powers didn't have much water so they had to almost fight for it. They were sick of the trenches and didn't like them. They said that the trenches would be very muddy and they would smell like rotten flesh. Their were arms and heads of other soldiers laying around. The allied powers didn't feel much different about the trenches. The men said that they were knee-deep in mud and the earth would sometimes crumble beneath them. They did have some things to cheer them up though and that was the battalion men. They would laugh and joke in water.

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Conner Komperud - The Central and Allied Powers had very different perspectives about machine guns. The Central Powers loved the power the machine guns brought them and how easy it was to take out mass amounts of soldiers. The Allied Powers were not fans of the machine guns, they knew the Central Powers had more of them than they did which led to more power. Both sides knew that these weapons were very destructive and the more of them they had, the more power they would have.

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Dylan Schroeder- The central powers and the allied powers had different veiws on machine guns.  The central powers felt as if they should fire until their barrels were empty. They liked the machine gun and saw them as a very destructive weapon. They could see men falling in hundreds when they were shooting and it was very devastating for the allied powers. The allied powers although felt different about these powerful weapons. They felt out numbered because they had less then the central powers. The machine guns tore through their men and stopped their armies from advancing. Therefore they didn't like them.

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Max Maternowski - Both the Central Powers and the Allied Powers had the same perspective on the them and that was they hated them.  The condintions were horrible with mud knee high and water.  The Allied powers still had a bright side to them but the Central Powers were all negative.

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Max Maternowski - The perspective about machine guns were very different.  The Central Powers had a lot of machine guns so they love them.  They could just fire mass amounts of bullets into the men running to them.  The Allied Powers knew that the Central Powers had more machine guns then them and if used correctly could hold up armies. They were in the the middle with the machine guns because The Central Powers had more.  Both sides knew that Machine guns were very destructive.

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Rebecca Barber- The medics perspective. Both the Allied and Central powers have very similar experiences. They both seem to have had to deal with very horrible things. From rotting limbs to the fronts of people's faces being blown off. Many of them were mad that people were calling it a holy war when all of these people were dying right in front of them.

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Rebecca Barber- Perspective of the trench systems. Both sides hated the way they were living in the trenches. On the on had the Allied Powers tried to have a positive outlook, with some negative comments. But on the other hand, the Central Powers had nothing good to say. They just hated the trenches overall.

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William Sudbrink - Both sides hated the trenches.  Both powers went on to explain how hard it was to make the trenches, and how there were rotting, dead things in the trenches. The Central powers had a solid negative outlook on it, while the Allied powers tried to stay positive.

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Rebecca Barber- From the perspective of machine guns. Both sides had a very different outlook on them. For example, the Allied Powers were a little bit skeptic in the beginning because they did not have nearly as many. However, they did see the perks of having them. On the other hand, The Central Powers loved them. They thought that they were how they could hold any army off. However, Both sides did see how destructive they were and could be.

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William Sudbrink - The Central Powers loved their new weapon. They were amazed at the deadliness of the Machine Gun. The Allied Powers however were scared of them. Or at least the destruction that was caused by the Machine guns. The Machine gun was new, and, while both sides marveled at the devastation of the weapon, The Central powers marvel was in pleasure almost, whereas the Allied powers marvel was in fear.

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Bryn Rehfeldt - The medics perspective. Both the Allied and Central Powers had very similar experiences. For example, the smells and the number of people that would try and pile in for help. Both sides talked about how they had some un-treatable cases, and it was really sad to have to watch them suffer.

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Bryn Rehfeldt - Perspective of the trench systems. Both sides were similar in the fact that trench life was not for the weak, and it was horrid. Both of the perspectives talked about rotting things, awful experiences, and knee-deep mud. The Central powers were all really negative about trench life. The Allied Powers talked a lot about how the men would still look on the good side of things and that would make things a little less horrifying.

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Bryn Rehfeldt - The perspective of machine guns. Both sides had a very different outlook about machine guns. The Central Powers loved having machine guns because of all the powers they had. The Allied Powers, in the beginning, thought the machine guns didn't have much power. They also knew that the Central Powers were firing at them with excessive use and they also had more. Both sides were aware that machine guns could destroy a lot in the end and it really depended on the owner of the weapon.

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Dominic Wehrhahn - All medics perspectives were very similar.  They all explained certain smells they were used to from horrifying wounds.  Some believed that it was rare for a soldier to come in without a mild injury.  One doctor explained that you can press down on swollen skin and feel crackling in the tissue.  Another doctor described a soldiers face was missing from the nose down.  All explained the horror of the experience that came along with helping the soldiers.

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Dominic Wehrhahn - Both sides had very similar responses about trench life and how terrible it was.  Both perspectives described bad experiences with wounded soldiers rotting with mud everywhere.  Although, the Central Powers were a bit more negative than the Allied Powers.  For example, quoted by a British Captain in the Allied Powers, "Laughing in mud, joking in water."

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Dominic Wehrhahn - The Allied Powers had a different outlook of machine guns than the Central Powers.  The Central Powers were strongly interested in the destruction that the weapons were capable of doing.  The Allied Powers were OK with the idea of machine guns, but knew the Central Powers had excessive power against them along with them having more machine guns as well.  Both sides knew what the weapons were capable of doing and knew that whichever side had more of them, the more power that side would have on the other.

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Alyssa Schauer: The medics perspective was interesting to hear. The medics on both sides had very similar experiences like the smells, and the amount of soldiers just piling in for help. They all had similar perspectives on how they had some un-treatable patients and that is was terrible watching them suffer.

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Alyssa Schauer: The perspectives about trenches were very similar in the fact that trench life was horrid. Both sides perspectives talked about knee deep mud and how they had rotting things and terrible experiences. The Allied powers talked about how the men still looked on the bright side and that made trench life a little bit less horrid, but the Central powers perspective was all negativity in the trenches.

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Alyssa Schauer: The perspectives about machine guns were very different. The central powers loved the power that all of the machine guns could do, and they knew that they had more power. However, the Allied powers in the beginning, had less machine guns and knew that when the Central powers were firing at them, it would have devastating outcomes. The only similar factor was that they both knew that machine guns had a lot of power, and could destroy a lot. It just depended who had the weapon,