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Thoughts:
1-Trenches are a good way to protect yourself in war.
2-German trenches were better than french ones.
3-Many people died in the trenches.

Questions:
-How did they struggle with the problem of the rats?
-Does some trenches still exist?
-Why the germans had better trenches?

Analogy:
Trench warfare is a place that helped soldiers but at the same time they had other problems there as infections, rats, rain and more.

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Thought
-What happened to the Family

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thought: trench warfare is safer than being on the field
Question: what do the guns go if the owner was died?

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thoughts
+ trench warfare sounds horrible due to the smells and dead bodies
+  I think i would just have killed myself if i knew it was going to be for that long
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Thoughts:
-What happened to the Famil

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Thoughts:
-What happened to the families of the missing soldiers.
-What "Trenches Foot" felt like.
-What killing their own felt like.

Questions:
--What happened to the regular citizens.
--What happened to a lot of the survivors after the war.

Analogy:
-Trenches are like a box of chocolate you never know what your going to get.

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the smell was unbearable, crazy how some had to get their feet amputated.

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Thoughts:
1. It is scary to imagine the soldiers were killed by their own troop just because they fall asleep.
2. The casualties that trench foot caused is crazy.
3. I am very lucky to be living in the different century.

Questions:
1.why did German have better weapons then France?
2. Why would they build trench at the beginning?Who created it?

Analogy:
Trench warfare is a place not different from hell.

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Thoughts
1 killing your own people to give them a lesson is wrong
2 diseases killed 20,000
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analogy
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Thoughts:
1. Trench warfare did not progress as much as I thought it did.
2. They had different roles in the trenches.
3. There was a scout sending info.

Questions:
1.What did they do about the rats?
2. How did they get the bodies from no mans land so they could bury them?
Analogy:
1. Trench warfare is like a game of checkers, it takes a long time and you aren't sure you will win.

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3: Thoughts
-Its crazy that 20,000 people died in the British army of trench foot
-If there were ever to be another huge war, it would be even more dangerous because of our advanced weaponry. Other countries could completely obliterate Canada if they wanted to
-If there is another world war,  ordinary people that I know could be forced to fight
2: Questions
-What happened to the soldiers with Shell Shock (PTSD)? Were they forced to keep fighting? Was it even possible for them to continue?
- What were the stats of survival for the scouts in the protruding trench?
1: analogy
-trench warfare is a living hell

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Trench warfare is much more difficult then I've ever imagined.
Its insane what the soldiers had to go through.
Its crazy how all soldiers were just normal people before they had to go into combat and kill other innocent people to save themselves.

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How did they first think of making trenches.
What was the most difficult part of it all.

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Trench warfare is like solving a puzzle. If one puzzle piece is missing it could all go wrong.

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Thoughts
1. Trench foot affected over 20 000 soldiers
2. It smelled terrible with the rotting bodies and inability to shower
3. Being a part of the saps troup is obvious death
Questions
1. If the soldiers survived, would they get medical help to get treated for shell shock?
2.  If a soldier fell asleep, why wouldn't they send them to the saps instead of killing them.
Analogy

Trench warfare is like eating brussel sprouts, they're terrible.

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Thoughts

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The bodies took up a lot of space and the stench was unbearable to someone not used to it. By flanking the enemy army to attack from two sides, you have an advantage in battle. Having different trench and battle lines in a war is good to protect the important units and are used for retreating to safety.

If there were only a few hundred soldiers left in battle and someone fell asleep or ran away while on the job, would they still shoot their own soldiers? How much actual free-time did the soldiers have?

Trench warfare is like bungee jumping, although scary and unpleasant at first, it is an interesting thought in the future that has changed many lives whether for better or for worse.

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3 thoughts
-Trenches must smell really bad
-The trenches are closer together than I thought.
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2 questions
Why would you kill your own soldier?
How could you live in such a tight place for weeks?
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The firing squad seems a very cruel way of punishment. Trench's foot seemed like a common disease during the war. The trench cycle was something I never heard of before.
Were there wars also during the nighttime? What other types of weapons were used during the war?
The trench warefare is like something cruel on the outside but interesting on the inside